The article “Rethinking the Biological Clock: Eleventh Hour Moms, Miracle Moms, and the Meanings of Age-Related Infertility” addresses some of the concerns and controversies surrounding the notion of the biological clock. and age-related infertility, which poses problems to a woman's reproductive life. This article provides insight into how pregnancy ideologies, attitudes, experiences, and circumstances are different for birth and miracle moms. Furthermore, it also discusses the role of certain assisted reproductive technologies (ART) which modify women's conceptions of motherhood and the body, thus constructing certain mythologies concerning age-related infertility. Now, the article mentions some very notable studies and questionnaires that were carried out, which contradicted and refuted them. The studies also concluded how access to such technologies and techniques has enabled a large number of women to voluntarily delay childbearing, thereby increasing the risk of infertility, leading to the emergence of future problems in their life. The biological clock determines a time frame of a woman's fertility between her late teens and late 30s, after which she is considerably less able to become pregnant and have children. Being a certain amount of time in which a woman can get pregnant, the biological clock poses challenges to a woman's life. According to the article, the two very important stages that the biological clock faces in a woman's life are: equal opportunities in the workplace – because it interferes and competes with the fertile years of a woman and reproductive choice. The authors presented two large data sets, one of them was a widely publicized report by Fran...... in the middle of the newspaper...... in the past, women were required "only" to to carry out domestic work, while men had the right to carry out work abroad. But today, time has evolved and women are devoting themselves more to the professional sphere. The time to pursue a career and the time to start family conflicts. Women's priority is to pursue their careers first to gain financial stability like men, and then settle into the institution of marriage. Some women delay marriage and parenthood because some of them are single girls or are siblings and therefore have to take care of their own household and family responsibilities. They therefore want to ensure a quality life for their parents and themselves. But there is a “clock ticking” that places an extra burden on those who are grappling with some important life decisions, one of them being the most essential: the right time to have children..