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Thank you very much mate! I've just started a new job, my boss is 59 and has an 8 year old boy. Makes me realise that worrying about becoming a Dad again at 40 certainly isn't old these days!

I've had a very busy run up to Christmas but have managed to spend some time reading through this thread. Blown away by the responses, I thought there would be handful of opinions and experiences shared. This forum really is an incredible place. Merry Christmas all 🎅 🎄

That's incredible. If it's not rude to ask what age were you when he passed?

I take the viewpoint that my children will more enlightened than our generation and ensure they make less of an impact on the planet.

Some great tips there, thank you!

My Dad was a couple of years younger when he had me. A few of mates were shocked that he could remember the war ending but him being the older Dad never bothered me in the slightest.

I live in Poole now but it's a area to live, also until quite recently it was very affordable. It feels more like a city than a town and is surrounded by some stunning countryside. The only downside is that it's a right pig to get to home games without driving.

Quite similar to me, I was 33 when I had my daughter and am definitely a bit conscious of being older than a lot of the other parents at her school. Probably says more about my age complex than anything else!

Found out quite recently that I am expecting my second child, all going well he/she will arrive a few months after my 41st birthday. Genuinely didn't think i'd have the chance again at 40 and am over the moon but naturally a bit worried about being the older Dad in the playground. My Dad was 45...