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Date Posted: Sat, 02/ 1/03 9:05pm
Author: CaseynGeneva
Subject: Re: What's it like, having older parents?
In reply to: kangi 's message, "Re: What's it like, having older parents?" on Sat, 02/ 1/03 8:40pm

Kangi:

True, age doesn't dictate what type of parents a person will be.

I was thinking of what I said about having older parents. When I was a kid ('60s), the norm was for most people to have their kids early, but nowadays a lot of people are waiting to have children. While there could still be some downfalls to this, it's probably not be as "freakish" as when I was growing up.

It's a good thing to consider the pros and cons whenever making such a life-changing decision. Whatever you decide, you have my prayers that it will be the right decision.

Kathy

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