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New research says that children of averagebecausecaringdataduringeducationemotionalenvironmentfewerhappierlanguagemucholderparentingpositivepregnantresearcherstabletimetolerant mothers grow up to be averagebecausecaringdataduringeducationemotionalenvironmentfewerhappierlanguagemucholderparentingpositivepregnantresearcherstabletimetolerant. It also says children will have averagebecausecaringdataduringeducationemotionalenvironmentfewerhappierlanguagemucholderparentingpositivepregnantresearcherstabletimetolerant behavioural, social and averagebecausecaringdataduringeducationemotionalenvironmentfewerhappierlanguagemucholderparentingpositivepregnantresearcherstabletimetolerant problems. Researchers from a university in Denmark looked at averagebecausecaringdataduringeducationemotionalenvironmentfewerhappierlanguagemucholderparentingpositivepregnantresearcherstabletimetolerant from 4,741 mothers. The lead averagebecausecaringdataduringeducationemotionalenvironmentfewerhappierlanguagemucholderparentingpositivepregnantresearcherstabletimetolerant said we are, "more mentally flexible" and more averagebecausecaringdataduringeducationemotionalenvironmentfewerhappierlanguagemucholderparentingpositivepregnantresearcherstabletimetolerant of others as we get older. He said this could be why older mothers do not scold and hit their children as averagebecausecaringdataduringeducationemotionalenvironmentfewerhappierlanguagemucholderparentingpositivepregnantresearcherstabletimetolerant as younger mothers. He added that, "this style of averagebecausecaringdataduringeducationemotionalenvironmentfewerhappierlanguagemucholderparentingpositivepregnantresearcherstabletimetolerant can [lead] to a positive psycho-social averagebecausecaringdataduringeducationemotionalenvironmentfewerhappierlanguagemucholderparentingpositivepregnantresearcherstabletimetolerant" as the child grows up.

The research said the averagebecausecaringdataduringeducationemotionalenvironmentfewerhappierlanguagemucholderparentingpositivepregnantresearcherstabletimetolerant age of the mothers when averagebecausecaringdataduringeducationemotionalenvironmentfewerhappierlanguagemucholderparentingpositivepregnantresearcherstabletimetolerant was 31. Older mothers worry less averagebecausecaringdataduringeducationemotionalenvironmentfewerhappierlanguagemucholderparentingpositivepregnantresearcherstabletimetolerant pregnancy. They are usually happier and more averagebecausecaringdataduringeducationemotionalenvironmentfewerhappierlanguagemucholderparentingpositivepregnantresearcherstabletimetolerant about becoming parents and about children. This may mean they are more averagebecausecaringdataduringeducationemotionalenvironmentfewerhappierlanguagemucholderparentingpositivepregnantresearcherstabletimetolerant. Older mothers also have more averagebecausecaringdataduringeducationemotionalenvironmentfewerhappierlanguagemucholderparentingpositivepregnantresearcherstabletimetolerant relationships; they have more money; and they have a better averagebecausecaringdataduringeducationemotionalenvironmentfewerhappierlanguagemucholderparentingpositivepregnantresearcherstabletimetolerant. Researchers also found that children with older mothers have better averagebecausecaringdataduringeducationemotionalenvironmentfewerhappierlanguagemucholderparentingpositivepregnantresearcherstabletimetolerant skills than those with younger mothers. This may be averagebecausecaringdataduringeducationemotionalenvironmentfewerhappierlanguagemucholderparentingpositivepregnantresearcherstabletimetolerant older mothers spend more averagebecausecaringdataduringeducationemotionalenvironmentfewerhappierlanguagemucholderparentingpositivepregnantresearcherstabletimetolerant with their children and talk to them more.