How many of us have young kids?
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Anonymous
48 (and a half  ) with a rising 2d grader (7-1/2) and a rising 5th grader (10).
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Anonymous
| Not me - 49 with a 15 and 18 year old. I was 35 when my second was born - it sure didn't seem young at the time but now I feel like a teen mom! |
Anonymous
| Fifty next month with a DD who will be 5 in September. |
Anonymous
| It's so wonderful to be in great company here - I just turned 50 and have a 9 year old. |
Anonymous
| Just turned 50 and have a 10yo and a 6yo. |
Anonymous
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You ladies are awesome!!!
(I'm 41 with a newborn & have been wondering if I'll be the only 50-yr old with a kid in elementary school. Guess not! :wink 
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Anonymous
| 56 with a 13 year old. Most of the moms at her school seem to be 10 years younger than me. |
Anonymous
| I'm 52 and my youngest is 13; older kids are 17, 20 and 22. In my DD's grade there are at least 2 other moms with a "bonus baby" along with older kids in high school and college. I think we scared the younger moms at field day when we were rehashing the prom and after-prom parties! |
Anonymous
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47 with a 5 year old...
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Anonymous
| 51 with a levitating 6th grader (nearly 11). |
Anonymous
Nice approach to avoiding the "rising" descriptor
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Anonymous
No. But you will most likely be 8 - 10 years older than many of the moms in his/ her class. You (sort of) get used to it.... |
Anonymous
| 46 with just turned 2 year old twins. |
Anonymous
| 51 with 12 and 16 year olds. |
Anonymous
 52 with a 13year old and soon to be 10 year old. It's a LOT of work as I try to keep up with all their activities. Falling off a skateboard, etc., is no fun after 50...
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