How old were you when you had your first child?
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My first at 31y2m; 2nd at 33y1m; 3rd at 34y8m...
each one's gestation period got shorter and shorter...38w; 35w5d and 35w (last one with all that jab and NICU because of size, nothing else)....think that's it for us!
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1st bb at 29 yrs old
2nd one still considering when…
wow elieen so young! -
ya…i give birth very young…
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I had my first child when I was 40 - had no problem conceiving then. Pregnancy was an absolute breeze - no cravings, no morning sickness. Doctor asked if I wanted to do an amniocentesis but heard there is a risk of miscarriage so decided against it. I was blessed with a perfectly healthy boy. After that though, I had a few miscarriages.
Pros of being an older mum? I am more patient, more tolerant and take things in my stride.
Cons - No energy! As an older mum, I can’t enjoy too many sporting activities with him - except cycling. I’m drained sometimes…
For me, an ideal age would be 30 and below. -
I had my first when I was 24 yrs old. No.2 at 25....just as draining seriously...actually, I think older is better cos u're more patient...
I'm so tired...I fell 100

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This question is specifically targeted at all mummies. With advanced medical science, will you want to be a mother again after age 40? Why and why not?
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We have a group of mothers who had babies
late… we currently have a thread on that.
Tankee… can merge? -
Hey buds! Long time no talk! How have things been going recently???
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buds:
sure ... er ... which thread? :oops:We have a group of mothers who had babies
late.. we currently have a thread on that.
Tankee... can merge? -
insider:
Anyone has tried any good fertility doctor to recommend??
Hi Insider
Congrats to your friend! She can try Dr Chan Kong Hon of Gleneagles. He specialises in Infertility. Though I didn't have fertility problem I still went to him because he is a very reputable gynae.
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