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Thanks Vikram,

Thats a good explanation buddy

So Due to for noun and because of for verb.... :)

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Due to correctly means 'attributable to' not because.
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I prefer "due to " here 'cos it acts as a adjective a cause and effect statement

"Due to" modifies nouns where as 'cos of modifies verbs

https://www.webgrammar.com/commonmistakes.html


Due to = Adjective
Because of = Verb

Due to in the example sentence modifies the Noun Time (it may not be a good "time" to have a baby etc.. <due> etc...)
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There should not be a comma before because. Is it not correct?



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