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You could be right. In which case @deletebeepbeepbeep and his missus should just use the excuse to shag loads and not worry about fertility clinics etc. unless nothing has happened after 1-2 years.

I don't want to be overly negative, but 41 is quite old for a women to be able to conceive, even with IVF. The NHS will normally only offer one round of IVF to women between 40-42 and it's not usually offered after 42 as the chances of success are so low. Basically, if she wants to do it then...

47 with a 6, 5 and 1 yo. Have never considered it an issue. Just look after yourself - keep fit and eat well - and you’ll be doing active-dad stuff well into their teenage years and beyond. I’m aiming on retiring, or at the very least becoming a TWaT, at age 55 so Im more available to help...