You’ve probably heard of the biological clock, whether you want to have children or not.
The one that rustles and tickles women’s ears wherever they go. Even if a woman isn’t thinking about it, someone else is and will inquire, “The clock is ticking, when are you having a child?”
Nonetheless, with the pressures of career, education, personal growth, and medical conditions, an increasing number of women are deferring pregnancy.
Some must wait until they find the right partner, while others must wait for career stability, and still, others must wait for the motherly instinct to kick in.
They know they will want to have a child at some point, and rather than leaving it all up to chance, some women are freezing their eggs.
While the number of women undergoing elective egg freezing has increased rapidly in the Western world in recent years, the practice is only now getting popular in Kenya.
