Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My cousin was a grandmother at 34. (Kids at 15 and 16.) She is one of the sharpest people I know.
One of my most successful colleagues had her kids at 15 and 19. Grandmother at 35.
There are exceptions.
I waited til I was 41. Will probably be a grandmother at 80.
All of that is gross.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I had a step-grandchild at 40 and a bio grandchild at 42. Now I'm late 60s and have three great-grandchildren ages 5-8. My son is loving being a granddad in his late 40s. There has been no downside whatsoever to having my kids, grandkids and greatgrandkids young.
I have friends who just welcomed their first grandchild at age 70. I feel sorry for them that it's likely they won't get to see that one, or future others, grow up. I'm sure they will enjoy their grands first 10 or so years though.
How in the world were you a grandparent at age 42? Most inappropriate.
Maybe in your world. I got married at 18 and had my first at 19, my son got married at 20 and had his first at 22. Nothing inappropriate about it.
Anonymous wrote:My cousin was a grandmother at 34. (Kids at 15 and 16.) She is one of the sharpest people I know.
One of my most successful colleagues had her kids at 15 and 19. Grandmother at 35.
There are exceptions.
I waited til I was 41. Will probably be a grandmother at 80.