i will be 45 in a few weeks time and am the very proud mum to a beautiful healthy little girl aged 34 weeks, its a hard one to say whats too old, age is just a number its the life in your years thats important not the years in the life, i wouldnt change her for the world now, yes i do think that when she is 20 i will be 65 but life has moved on and we all now have a greater life expectancy the norm being between 75-80,im young at heart and i intend to stay that way with my angel to keep me on my toes...shes started already by walking at 33 weeks....and climbing out her cot...hang on mummys coming

A baby at any cost?

A baby at any cost?

  In today’s society, an increasing number of women are leaving it until their late thirties to have children so they can pursue a career before starting a family. Great in theory – as long as you meet Mr Right along the way and are still fertile when you do decide to start trying for that baby. But what about when you’re the wrong side of 35 but haven’t met anyone? Should you wait in the hope you won’t have to spend too much longer kissing frogs, all the while conscious of how loud . . .

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 Reply babybabble 3 months ago
i will be 45 in a few weeks time and am the very proud mum to a beautiful healthy little girl aged 34 weeks, its a hard one to say whats too old, age is just a number its the life in your years thats important not the years in the life, i wouldnt change her for the world now, yes i do think that when she is 20 i will be 65 but life has moved on and we all now have a greater life expectancy the norm being between 75-80,im young at heart and i intend to stay that way with my angel to keep me on my toes...shes started already by walking at 33 weeks....and climbing out her cot...hang on mummys coming

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