alfredmizen
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35 and 38 for me . Fatherhood is "sick"
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[Help] Oldest age, any of you have become a father?
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hitony
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I was 24 = 1st Boy - 26 = 2nd Boy - 31 = 3rd child a Girl - Quite standard ages I guess.
Comes with the territory of being in love with a woman of child-bearing age, who’s always made it clear she wants kids... or....
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- May 8, 2018
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32 for first and next and final one due next month
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Horses Arse
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43 for my fourth. He'll be 9 soon and no issues re fit or feeling young right now but I am looking forward to embarrassing the two youngest when they go to uni or equivalent - everyone will think we're their grandparents.
exKT17
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My mate Pete was sixty.
I was at uni with a dude whose date was 72 when he arrived.
Rod Stewart anyone?
I was at uni with a dude whose date was 72 when he arrived.
Rod Stewart anyone?
My dad was 42 when I was born. I don't think it made much difference to me when I was growing up, other than having an age gap to my older siblings.
I'm currently 34 and single, so I can't see myself having a kid until I'm in my late 30s at least.
I'm currently 34 and single, so I can't see myself having a kid until I'm in my late 30s at least.
My youngest arrived a month before my 39th birthday.
My wife's dad was 53 when she was born, the youngest of three girls. When she was 18 months the mother left and he brought up all three by himself while holding down a job running an old people's home. The joker in me had always wanted to congratulate him on his sperm, yet, in reality, he needed to be congratulated on being an outstanding human being. He's one of my biggest heroes.
My wife's dad was 53 when she was born, the youngest of three girls. When she was 18 months the mother left and he brought up all three by himself while holding down a job running an old people's home. The joker in me had always wanted to congratulate him on his sperm, yet, in reality, he needed to be congratulated on being an outstanding human being. He's one of my biggest heroes.
My uncle was 57 when his daughter was born (he's also got a son who was born when he was 52). He's always been quite an active guy, but he's just turned 70 and I think he wishes he'd been a bit younger when he'd had kids! Thankfully his partner is quite a lot younger than him, so she gets to look after the kids and my uncle 
Albion in the north
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Second when I was 40 , first when I was 22
Tiptoe through the NSC
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Fourth at 45 (and he's just done his GCSEs), but I'd feel so much older without kids. They've each introduced me to new things and kept me alert, busy and generally less old gittish. Sadly, can't interest any of the blighters in the beautiful game but then it's far too late for me to show off to them anyway!
Pevenseagull
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40 with our last. Wouldn’t have wanted to have been older than that.
smudge
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55, my 1st & only. He's 2 now. I love every minute of it; just wish I didn't have to work away so much, but at least I get quality time when I'm home.
Buffalo Seagull
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Brightonfan1983
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That's fact-tastic. Excellent triv!
arich264
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And we have a winner.
I was 22 when my son was born in 1970 and I was 61 when my daughter was born in 2009, different Mum of course. It is adding years on to my life.
I was 22 when my son was born in 1970 and I was 61 when my daughter was born in 2009, different Mum of course. It is adding years on to my life.
44 when youngest OW arrived
