IVF and Egg Freezing in the US and Mexico: What Can Parents Do When Their Daughter Says She Doesn’t Want Marriage or Children?

2025-08-21 19:20:57，浏览量： 13次

 

At life’s critical crossroads, decisions about marriage and childbearing often shape the future of an entire family. Today, more and more families are paying attention to IVF in the US and Mexico as well as egg freezing in the US and Mexico—not only because these represent advanced assisted reproductive technologies, but also because they carry greater possibilities for women in terms of reproductive freedom and life planning.

 

The story of Lin Yue may offer some inspiration. She was born in a warm small town, met her husband through an arranged introduction, and built a steady and loving marriage. The arrival of two children made her family more complete, yet while enjoying this happiness, she often thought about her daughter’s future choices. She said: “I respect whether she chooses marriage and childbirth, but I hope she has the freedom and space to decide.” With this in mind, she suggested something thoughtful for her daughter—egg freezing.

 

To Lin Yue, egg freezing is not only a safeguard for modern women but also a form of forward-looking wisdom. Through egg freezing technology in the US or Mexico, women can preserve high-quality eggs while still young, keeping fertility options open for the future. This approach allows marriage and motherhood to be decoupled, giving women more calmness and freedom.

 

Her story is far from unique: she respects her adult child’s choices but still hopes that if one day her daughter changes her mind, she will have the chance to become a mother. When facing the generational decision of “no marriage, no children,” modern families often struggle between emotions and practicality. Instead of persuading or pressuring, it may be more realistic to leave a reversible path open for the future—exactly what egg freezing and IVF in the US and Mexico can offer many families.

 

Rather than turning “the right to fertility” into a psychological burden, it can instead be considered an option and support parents provide. Many families treat egg freezing as a gift-like arrangement—where children are informed but not forced—balancing respect for freedom with preserving future possibilities. Instead of asking “should she” or “shouldn’t she,” it may be wiser to ask “how to make this safer.” Many parents choose to consult with professional teams, letting experts assess physical conditions and the feasibility of different plans.

IVF USA has many years of hands-on experience in overseas assisted reproduction. The team founded by Dr. Nathan Zhang has been engaged in overseas reproductive consulting services for more than a decade, offering US egg freezing, US IVF, and third-party reproductive options to those in need. With nearly 20 years of focus on international assisted reproduction, IVF USA has anticipated the demand for diversity and personalization, establishing an early presence in Mexico and becoming the official Chinese partner of Power Fertility Center Mexico POWER IVF. At present, Dr. Nathan Zhang’s services have expanded beyond the US to include IVF and egg freezing in Mexico, Japan, and Thailand, as well as Taiwan and Hong Kong. For families who wish to respect personal choices while keeping future possibilities open, this may be a path that is both realistic and gentle.