India, Jan. 19 -- The traditional narrative surrounding 'advanced maternal age' has long been rooted in risk and caution. However, a conversation sparked by a pregnancy expert suggests that having children later in life might actually be a marker for a longer life. Also read | Katrina Kaif is expecting first baby at 42: Gynaecologist says late pregnancy is no longer unusual, can be safe

Anna McClellan, a Tennessee-based pregnancy and postpartum trainer and mother of three, took to Instagram on December 27, 2025, to challenge the 'geriatric pregnancy' stigma. Her message? Having a baby after age 33 might be a sign of biological resilience rather than a countdown of risks. She titled her post: "Can having a baby after 33 years of age actua...