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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera
One of the ladies I work with was 38 when she had her last kid. When she went to her kid's school for PTA or school functions all the other parents thought she was a the kid's grandmother. She was in her 50s dealing with a teanager. 
Another lady I worked with poped out her daughter when she was 16. Her daughter followed her mom's lead. Debbi was a grandmother when she was 32. She is now a Great grandmother and she is not yet 50. |
Hey now, I will be 52 when my youngest turns 18. I think both ways has its advantages. When I had my boys, I was ready. Financially and mentally. Physically, a little more difficult when you are older.
My friends who had kids younger have more freedom than I do right now but it's all timing. When their kids were younger, they had more financial issues.
Men can wait longer. Our eggs have expiration dates on them. Your little swimmers don't. You don't have as many and they might not swim as fast but they don't expire. That's why I think you see older men with younger women. When they are finally ready to have kids, they choose the gal with better eggs.