<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

I am 29, and my wife is 28. We have been in a relationship for 8 years, and then married for the next 2. Parents, in-laws and certain other family members have already started to hint that it's high time we got kids into the equation. Now, I don't give a twat about what they have to say about my personal life, but it got me curious, for sure.

One of the major reasons family is coaxing us to get kids is that, apparently, complications increase a lot during pregnancies if the woman is post 30. I know it's true in some level, but what's the probability of that happening in real life? Sadly, I don't have many acquaintances where women have had kids (at least the first one) post 30, but there sure are many other famous and successful women who have had kids much later in their lives.

By the way, I do not know how much race plays a part in this, but we are Indians (South Asia).
<bot>: Many women have kids late in their lives, but not most. How do I decide how long can my wife and I wait before we must think of having the first kid.