TOMO 26,681 Posted Sunday at 08:41 Report Share Posted Sunday at 08:41 12 hours ago, dai dogs said: Had my first child when still in school my last child at 40 there are 5 more in between grandfather at 38 great grandfather at 60 my grandsons are older than my daughters my oldest son is 10 years younger than my wife my life has been interesting f**k I had to think a lot before posting this one 11 grandchildren before 45 Reminds me of a chap I worked with Daz...5 years ago...he was 54 ..at the time he had 10 kids...and 10 grandchildren...oldest grandchild was 18...I told him them next year or two he will be a great grandfather... He came from a massive family....his dad was 1 of 18 siblings...and his mother 1 of 11.. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Daniel cain 46,089 Posted Sunday at 09:29 Report Share Posted Sunday at 09:29 Foster daughter is 19 ,and 6 months pregnant...my blood daughter is 13 and on permanent bang up lol...I'm 45... My best mate Mike ,was a grandparent at 38 and ended up taking full custody of the little girl...turned him grey overnight Quote Link to post Share on other sites
WILF 47,495 Posted Sunday at 10:04 Report Share Posted Sunday at 10:04 14 hours ago, dai dogs said: Had my first child when still in school my last child at 40 there are 5 more in between grandfather at 38 great grandfather at 60 my grandsons are older than my daughters my oldest son is 10 years younger than my wife my life has been interesting f**k I had to think a lot before posting this one 11 grandchildren before 45 2 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
mackem 27,390 Posted Sunday at 10:28 Report Share Posted Sunday at 10:28 21 minutes ago, WILF said: Loved the movie,trivia he was 15 when he played the inbred kid,and got $500 for his role,still works in a Walmart in Georgia. I read a report once by a Yale professor of evolutionary biology that prior to the invention of the bicycle the average birthplace distance of husband-wife in England was one mile,I guess there weren't many bicycles in Appalachia when Billy redden was born. 2 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Greyman 28,901 Posted Sunday at 10:40 Report Share Posted Sunday at 10:40 Was 56 when my first grandchild came along had another one within a year and now they all live about 50 ft further along the pontoon to me so I see them every day take and collect them from school a couple of times a week have them sleep over most weeks and generally spend loads of time with them people get very boring as they get older so I enjoy my time with the little ones showing them stuff and doing things with them 11 3 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
downsouth 7,414 Posted Sunday at 10:58 Report Share Posted Sunday at 10:58 I just turned 50 a few weeks ago and my daughter is only 13.My missus is 52 in a couple of months and her son has only just turned 15 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Bangersanmash 3,234 Posted Sunday at 11:42 Report Share Posted Sunday at 11:42 16 hours ago, mackem said: Still ain't a grandparent thank f**k,one kids engaged but him and her are career driven,the other one is living with his girlfriend but kids aren't on their agenda at the moment as they like to travel,I ain't fussed at all. Thank f**k lol cracked me up that. Wise man 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
downsouth 7,414 Posted Sunday at 13:21 Report Share Posted Sunday at 13:21 I think that waiting till I was in my late 30s before I had a kid made me a much better parent and my missus says the same.We both enjoyed travelling in our 20s early 30s.We both liked a good party too and my missus was quite career driven.Im glad I spent plenty of time getting everything out of my system before I decided to become a parent.Always cracks me up when I see younger people pumping out kids and then constantly moaning how they get no time to themselves to go out and have fun or how they're struggling and don't get any support from anyone. 6 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
dogmandont 9,879 Posted Sunday at 13:33 Report Share Posted Sunday at 13:33 8 minutes ago, downsouth said: I think that waiting till I was in my late 30s before I had a kid made me a much better parent and my missus says the same.We both enjoyed travelling in our 20s early 30s.We both liked a good party too and my missus was quite career driven.Im glad I spent plenty of time getting everything out of my system before I decided to become a parent.Always cracks me up when I see younger people pumping out kids and then constantly moaning how they get no time to themselves to go out and have fun or how they're struggling and don't get any support from anyone. Similar to yourself, 50 this year and my eldest is 13, be a another while before I'm a granddad. 3 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
terryd 8,599 Posted Sunday at 13:50 Report Share Posted Sunday at 13:50 (edited) 55 got 2 and 1 due soon. They are great and it’s nice to be alive to see them start life. Bloody hard work mind but Mrs does all the work. When they stay over I tend go fishing a lot Edited Sunday at 13:50 by terryd Quote Link to post Share on other sites
paulus 26 Posted Sunday at 18:52 Report Share Posted Sunday at 18:52 53 when the first was born, My eldest lad still has mixed feelings over having them, Given the state of the UK. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Dinosaurs 2,107 Posted Sunday at 19:00 Report Share Posted Sunday at 19:00 65 & sadly not a grandad yet but hopefully soon. Atb Quote Link to post Share on other sites
lurcherman 887 13,259 Posted Sunday at 21:15 Report Share Posted Sunday at 21:15 On 08/02/2025 at 19:03, dai dogs said: Before becoming a grandparent? I will 38 nearly and my boy won’t be having kids in the next two years Quote Link to post Share on other sites
gnasher16 30,425 Posted Sunday at 21:28 Report Share Posted Sunday at 21:28 On 08/02/2025 at 21:00, mel b said: I became a grandad at 53 , and I absolutely f***ing love it. About the same as that Quote Link to post Share on other sites
gnipper 6,531 Posted Sunday at 21:45 Report Share Posted Sunday at 21:45 Do those of you who had kids late not worry about kicking the bucket while the kids still need you as young adults? I was 38 when my last daughter was born and imo I was too old to be messing around with nappies and stuff again. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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