I was talking with a nurse that worked at a clinic helping under age pregnacies. She said the youngest grandmother she ran into helping a girl (her grand daughter) was 36 years old.
Underage ran in the family. She was likely a great grandma by 48.
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I was talking with a nurse that worked at a clinic helping under age pregnacies. She said the youngest grandmother she ran into helping a girl (her grand daughter) was 36 years old.
Underage ran in the family. She was likely a great grandma by 48.
I did an internship in L.A. (Lower Arkansas) and the town had a daycare attached to the junior high
I encountered that in the CA version of LA.
Walking through a middle school discussing some IT I was going to do there and passed the childcare facility.
About 30 children in there.
I made the comment, "Nice benefit! A childcare for the teachers."
The principal said, "Uh, that's for the students."
6th through 8th graders.
I knew I was in a different world when the schools all had chainlink fencing with barbed wire on top and you had to go through a fenced gangway to enter.
I encountered that in the CA version of LA.
Walking through a middle school discussing some IT I was going to do there and passed the childcare facility.
About 30 children in there.
I made the comment, "Nice benefit! A childcare for the teachers."
The principal said, "Uh, that's for the students."
6th through 8th graders.
I knew I was in a different world when the schools all had chainlink fencing with barbed wire on top and you had to go through a fenced gangway to enter.
haha gangway very appropriate
I was technically a grandpa at 41 (kinda) the mom was my stepdaughter, who I no longer stay in contact with, and then when I was 46 my youngest (bonus son who claimed me after his mom and I split up) and dughter in-law made me a full time grandpa.
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I know a couple 48 year old grandparents.
Think of last century. Having kids at 19 was nothing. My parents had 3 by 24.
Think of last century. Having kids at 19 was nothing. My parents had 3 by 24.
My ex (born 8/75) had her first son (4/90) when she was still 14 years old. Then had her daughter (2/94) when she was 18 and her youngest son when she was 20 (9/95). Her daughter had her first child at 20 years old (3/14) making her a grandma at 38.
My son was born a month and a half before I turned 20 in '92 and my bonus son (the ex's youngest) and his wife had their son 12/18 so I was 46 (not 48..... my math wasn't mathing in my previous post...).
Damn my brain hurts now...
My dad was 19 years younger than his sister. He was 2 months older than his niece. I went to high school with my cousin's son. Family, huh.
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