Figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) recently revealed half of women aged 30 were childless for the first time since records began 100 years ago.
The official statistics came as little surprise - it's well-known that women's lifestyles have been changing for the past few decades.
The stereotype that all women should be stay-at-home mums is long gone, as we've been given greater choices over our futures, with more opportunities in education and work.
But today's women face different challenges. READ MORE: National Insurance rates are set to rise by 10% from April The ONS’ report was met with anger on social media from women who felt it was stigmatising.
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