Two points though. As the child of a father over 50 and caring for aging parents at a younger age than my peers, I am not sure that being a parent over 40 is best for your children. Second, parents in their twenties of toddlers become parents in their forties of teenagers, grandparents in their fifties and great-grandparents in their seventies. If every child over fifty adds happiness, then what does every grand and great-grand child?
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Two points though. As the child of a father over 50 and caring for aging parents at a younger age than my peers, I am not sure that being a parent over 40 is best for your children. Second, parents in their twenties of toddlers become parents in their forties of teenagers, grandparents in their fifties and great-grandparents in their seventies. If every child over fifty adds happiness, then what does every grand and great-grand child?
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