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The objective of this article is to encourage the reader -interested in legal and biotechnological aspects regarding late motherhood- to carry out a deep ethical and legal reflection in this regard. In the globalized world in which we live, social networks and the media -increasingly interactive- oblige us to take special care of and protect the new situations born of technological advances. Without the spirit or pretense of convincing or modifying personal positions -and even professionals-, the writing of this writing is based on the concern that arises in the author of the same, when warning a continuous lack of generalized reflection on matters concerning fundamental rights of the person. Rights or legal possibilities that arise from personal freedom, and that can be distorted by social networks, influencing in a wrong way in the global set of current societies: very especially in the Spanish society.

Maternidad tardía: opciónlegítima,fruto de derechos civiles y constitucionales. Debate jurídico e intromisión ética en las redes sociales