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Kappa, surely you can't be serious mate?
Let's assume your theory of holding off for four weeks or planning to not have a baby in September is actually feasible.
Mr Sidey and Mrs Sidey recommence relations in January to avoid having a baby in the month of September. Tell you what, they wait until February to really be sure not to have a baby in September because Mr Sidey earns $600k per year and has obligations to work for the club.
Mrs Sidey falls pregnant in February, first month of trying.....it's a wonderful miracle! Everything is going to plan and baby will be born in November.
Fast forward to third week of September and Mrs Sidey has developed "complications" during the third trimester and has to be hospitalised. Fast forward another week and a half or so to the morning of the last day in September, grand final day. Mrs Sidey and baby aren't doing so well and it's decided she has to go in to surgery to have an emergency c section to deliver the baby prematurely. Mr Sidey quite rightly decides to stay with his wife for the surgery and delivery of their baby. He will miss the grand final.
So, as you can see, no matter all the meticulous planning and holding off for at least four weeks, the baby still came in September and Mr Sidey missed the grand final.
Of course this is all hypothetical, but this is a perfect example of what can and does happen in the real world with couples having babies all the time. Things almost always do not go to plan.
Due to the fact of things not always going to plan as well as endless other reasons, couples planning to start a family don't "delay for four weeks" in trying to conceive a child. Most couples do not tempt fate or delay for really any reason at all.
Yea... You can plan around a normal pregnancy and if a freak 1 in 10 thousand situation happens then bad luck, doesn't mean you shouldn't plan...



