According to the British "Daily Mail" reported on June 5, Emma Burton, a member of the well-known British girl group Hot Girl Group, revealed that she wanted to have three children, but she was worried that she was about to enter menopause and could not realize the dream of getting pregnant and having a baby again.
In an interview with the media, Emma Burton, 45, revealed that she once postponed her three-child plan because of the new crown epidemic, but when it came time to prepare for pregnancy, she was worried that she might enter menopause, at which time she was sad and almost "dried tears". Emma Burton also described to reporters the symptoms of the early stages of menopause and felt very anxious. Emma Burton said that at first she felt that the epidemic made her anxious, but then she fidgeted every day, and she suspected that she might be entering menopause.
Emma Burton said she also talked to friends about her recent situation, and after some intercourse, she felt more and more that she had signs of menopause. Emma Burton already had two children with her husband, Jade Jones, but she felt it wasn't enough. Emma Burton said that every time she saw her friends and children, she was very envious, thinking that she would take the opportunity to have one more. Now Emma Burton is taking low doses of hormones to condition the body in preparation for the possible arrival of a third child.
Emma Burton also recalls the weeks leading up to her first baby in 2007, when the band was also touring the U.S. and Canada, a time when her physical fitness was a big test. At that time, there were two hours of high-intensity performances every night, and emma Burton fell several times behind the scenes after the show. Emma Burton said that Emma Burton is also very grateful for her husband, Jade Jones, who said that he sacrificed a lot for the family.
In fact, maternal love is the most selfless, every mother is great, and a mother like Emma Burton should deserve our admiration. But I have to say that there are still certain risks in having children at an advanced age, or we must plan well when we are young, so that we are responsible for ourselves and for our children.