| At the welcoming reception for K, I noticed that most parents look like they're in their 40s and maybe even 50s. In another thread a poster mentioned that s/he will be in their 40s when the kids graduate from high school. I will also be in my early 40s when my kid graduates from high school. What do you think is the average age of the parents at your kid's private? |
| No clue, but we are mid-30s and feel "average." |
| Def an older set. 38 is about the youngest mom of a K student. |
| My sister had her oldest at 32 and she feels like a really young mom at her kid's private. |
| I guess people had the time to amass the wealth. |
Or it's not their first kid. |
| We are 42 and 45. Our oldest is in 4th and youngest is in k. I often feel old. |
| I'm 38 with a kindergartner and get made fun of fairly often for being the baby amongst the moms... |
| I was 38 when my oldest started K at a private. I was among the younger half but didn't feel out of place. There were parents in their mid-40s-early 50s but also plenty of other parents in the mid to upper 30s. |
| I was 35 when oldest started K. I felt like I was 15 years younger than most. I was 40 when oldest started and felt like most were about my age, not much older or younger. |
| Meh. Worry about something more significant. |
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I was 35 when oldest started K. I felt like I was 15 years younger than most. I was 40 when youngest started and felt like most were about my age, not much older or younger.
The appearance gap closes as you get older. I found that the age difference wasn't such a big deal after a while. One of best friends is almost 12 years older than me and another best friend is five years younger. |
And? |
What does it matter how old the parents are, OP? |
| Private school tends to have older parents and yes it has to do with income level I was 37 snd 41 for each of my k kids |