I have two (adult) children and absolutely no regrets on a personal level, although I do worry about the state of the world they have to face (especially now that I have a grandchild).

"pryan" your post seems falsely negative. ...life is thrilling and advancing speedily in sciences now that the Vatican has lost most of it's theocratic power. ...children are benefitting from great freedom to think and explore rather than believe or retreat. ...yes religion teases/bribes with alleged heaven lies while the good news "gospel" of Atheism is "no hell below us, above us only sky" as John Lennon sang over his piano. ...the choice to not have children has long past the years after their births. ....impossible to change that now. ....encourage them all you can and keep this negative shit here where it won't scare them

Yes I would. It revealed a part of me that I never knew existed until they came along. Knowing that the only answer I can give is yes

I'm very happy to have children. Perhaps you are going through a time in your life when you don't see the meaning of your existence. I agree that raising children is a complicated process that forces you to change your way of life completely. Why not make this period even more enjoyable and valuable for you? Explore this world with your children. Develop and enjoy every moment of life with them. I think there is nothing more beautiful than watching your child grows up. I have read that you need to involve your child in all the parent's activities. Do you know about the Learning Tower, which is a secure, safe platform that allows children to reach bench height to better interact with the world around them? If not, you can find more about it.