
1st at 24
2nd at 27 married 43 years |
#1 at 34
#2 at 37 #3 at 39 the end! All were easy pregnancies and uncomplicated vag deliveries. Conception was a breeze for 1 and 3; #2 took us about 8 months. |
What does AMA mean? |
#1 32
#2 34 I'm 36 (almost 37) now, and we're thinking of going for #3 |
#1 37
#2 39 #3 41 |
#1 34
#2 38 D-O-N-E |
#1 - 22
#2 - 24 #3 - 26 Done. Made it official. |
AMA is advanced maternal age
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Yes. One is almost finished with her masters degree, has one five year old and is pregnant with her second. Another is about to start a masters program and has one DC entering 1st grade, and another preschooler. I think the main difference is my Chicago friends did not put children on hold while pursuing higher degrees - myself included. I have two masters degrees, had DC #1 after my first year of a three year graduate program, and had DC#2 soon after I graduated. It was hard, but I didn't want to wait. My OB/GYN (in Chicago) had her first child during her residency and had two more soon after. I think the attitude/atmosphere is different than here. People are much more laid back in the Midwest ![]() |
I'm a young Mom (the poster with 4 kids...I'm 31). #4 was delivered when I was 28...and I felt that was too old!! I definitely didn't want to be pregnant after age 30. Though my situation is far from ideal, I prefer the easier career route while kids are younger and THEN switching to a more demanding career once the kids are middle school-aged. Though a lot of work, I love our large family and wouldn't change a thing. ![]() |
I wasn't even married when I was 28. Should I have gotten knocked up by a bunch of guys just so I could get pregnant before I was "too old" according to you? |
Calm down, crazy town. PP is entitled to feel the way she feels. She's not attacking you and your decisions so why attack hers? |
28 was too old for me. Why are you so defensive? You can get knocked up by whomever you wish. ![]() |
here. live in DC. was 28 with #1 and 32 with #2, and I often feel like I got knocked up as a teenager in this area. |
haha - EXACTLY my point when I asked this question. ![]() |