Kourtney Kardashian is pregnant

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Anonymous wrote:I would not want to be a new Mother at forty-four.

That is insane!
I cannot imagine dealing w/breastfeeding, diapers, potty training + preschool at that stage in my life!!

I think I would be too tired to run after a toddler in my late forties!

Forties are a time to live your best life because after fifty - health issues may impact your quality of life.
Not saying fifty is old.

I’m sorry you’re so weak. I had a baby at 45 and it’s been amazing.

Come back in about 12 years and let us know how it’s going.

Why the fearmongering? Life is what you make of it.

Most normal people don’t want babies at 44-45. To be 60 with a teenager? Good luck. I want to be retired and traveling by then.

Amen. I will be 45 when mine graduates high school, and in the prime of my life. I could not imagine starting over at that point, but I can definitely understand if it’s a woman’s first child. Better a little late than to never have a child at all if you want to be a parent. Everyone has a different path.

But I definitely do not understand the women that age who already have kids (especially grown kids) that decide to start all over. That makes no sense to me.

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Anonymous wrote:I would not want to be a new Mother at forty-four.

That is insane!
I cannot imagine dealing w/breastfeeding, diapers, potty training + preschool at that stage in my life!!

I think I would be too tired to run after a toddler in my late forties!

Forties are a time to live your best life because after fifty - health issues may impact your quality of life.
Not saying fifty is old.

I’m sorry you’re so weak. I had a baby at 45 and it’s been amazing.

Come back in about 12 years and let us know how it’s going.

Why the fearmongering? Life is what you make of it.

Most normal people don’t want babies at 44-45. To be 60 with a teenager? Good luck. I want to be retired and traveling by then.

So you do you. Why do other people’s choices trigger you so much?

You’ve got it wrong. I’m not triggered at all by KKB’s choices. It’s you who are triggered by me when I explained why most people don’t want babies at 45. In fact, you were so triggered by me that that you insulted me by saying, “I’m sorry you’re so weak.” Women who don’t want babies at 44 aren’t weak. They are smart. They know what’s ahead in the teenage years because they had their kids earlier. It’s absolutely true that most people wouldn’t want a baby at 45.

And what’s it to you if the rest choose to have a baby at 45? You can’t answer that.

Who cares what other people do? They obviously can afford it. The child will have resources most of us don’t have. Both in money and in connections. The extended family is huge.

When my youngest reaches 18 I’ll be 55. I don’t think that’s ancient. I also work with coworkers who are a decade older still working. People, if they take care of themselves and are lucky, live long healthy lives nowadays. Most people don’t want to have kids straight out of high school and don’t want their kids to do that just so they can be grandparents in their 40s. Most also don’t want to have a newborn in their 40s. But there are outliers on both sides and people have the freedom to do what they want.

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Anonymous wrote:I would not want to be a new Mother at forty-four.

That is insane!
I cannot imagine dealing w/breastfeeding, diapers, potty training + preschool at that stage in my life!!

I think I would be too tired to run after a toddler in my late forties!

Forties are a time to live your best life because after fifty - health issues may impact your quality of life.
Not saying fifty is old.

I’m sorry you’re so weak. I had a baby at 45 and it’s been amazing.

Come back in about 12 years and let us know how it’s going.

Why the fearmongering? Life is what you make of it.

Most normal people don’t want babies at 44-45. To be 60 with a teenager? Good luck. I want to be retired and traveling by then.

So you do you. Why do other people’s choices trigger you so much?

You’ve got it wrong. I’m not triggered at all by KKB’s choices. It’s you who are triggered by me when I explained why most people don’t want babies at 45. In fact, you were so triggered by me that that you insulted me by saying, “I’m sorry you’re so weak.” Women who don’t want babies at 44 aren’t weak. They are smart. They know what’s ahead in the teenage years because they had their kids earlier. It’s absolutely true that most people wouldn’t want a baby at 45.

And what’s it to you if the rest choose to have a baby at 45? You can’t answer that.

Who cares what other people do? They obviously can afford it. The child will have resources most of us don’t have. Both in money and in connections. The extended family is huge.

When my youngest reaches 18 I’ll be 55. I don’t think that’s ancient. I also work with coworkers who are a decade older still working. People, if they take care of themselves and are lucky, live long healthy lives nowadays. Most people don’t want to have kids straight out of high school and don’t want their kids to do that just so they can be grandparents in their 40s. Most also don’t want to have a newborn in their 40s. But there are outliers on both sides and people have the freedom to do what they want.

No one said it was. You were 37 for your last child and that’s relatively normal. But 45 is a different ballgame. You would be 63 when your child is 18. That’s what we are talking about.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would not want to be a new Mother at forty-four.

That is insane!
I cannot imagine dealing w/breastfeeding, diapers, potty training + preschool at that stage in my life!!

I think I would be too tired to run after a toddler in my late forties!

Forties are a time to live your best life because after fifty - health issues may impact your quality of life.
Not saying fifty is old.

I’m sorry you’re so weak. I had a baby at 45 and it’s been amazing.

Come back in about 12 years and let us know how it’s going.

Why the fearmongering? Life is what you make of it.

Most normal people don’t want babies at 44-45. To be 60 with a teenager? Good luck. I want to be retired and traveling by then.

Amen. I will be 45 when mine graduates high school, and in the prime of my life. I could not imagine starting over at that point, but I can definitely understand if it’s a woman’s first child. Better a little late than to never have a child at all if you want to be a parent. Everyone has a different path.

But I definitely do not understand the women that age who already have kids (especially grown kids) that decide to start all over. That makes no sense to me.

Probably mental illness and idleness. They are unfulfilled. In the Kardashian's case, she's an unemployed layabout, plus they're all thirsty for attention.