Would you use an artificial womb? (I would)

Story time. My first child was born early by 3 months. Weighed 1.4lbs (stick of butter), had limbs the size of my pinky finger. She had to stay in an incubator for 6 months in the NICU and almost died 3x. The issue arouse thanks to a faulty placenta.

My second child went smoothly. But my wife's body didn't take kindly to having a second C section. She almost died in her recovery room from hemorrhaging.

I, personally, think artificial wombs wouldn't be a bad idea. It wouldn't solve everything but it could give wanting parents options to choose from. 

It would be a hell of a lot better than reading to your child through incubator ports and feeling completely hopeless everyday. And better than having to hear the doctor yelling at his nurses while your spouse is pale and not moving right next to you with blood everywhere.

Sorry for being so graphic, but these instances stick with you even after you think you've moved on and everything is okay.