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I'm way too old for this, but I became a new dad yesterday. Mother and daughter doing well. Father terrified.
George Jones said:I'm way too old for this, but I became a new dad yesterday. Mother and daughter doing well. Father terrified.
Hearty Congratulations! All the best to baby daughter, mom, you and anyone else in the household.George Jones said:I'm way too old for this, but I became a new dad yesterday. Mother and daughter doing well. Father terrified.
Congratulations! That's great!George Jones said:I'm way too old for this, but I became a new dad yesterday. Mother and daughter doing well.
:rofl: At least you know where to send her when she needs help with her homework.Father terrified.
selfAdjoint said:Picked a name yet. Weight and length?
berkeman said:Is this your first?
Congrats George!George Jones said:I'm way too old for this, but I became a new dad yesterday. Mother and daughter doing well. Father terrified.
winwizard3k said:Congratulations! Endearing Daddy!
Integral said:I was 43 when my last was born
Dr Transport said:Welcome to the club of sleepless nights
Hey, it was a story my mother told to me. I was a very *good* kid.
There is no one "ideal" age to become a new dad, as every individual and family is different. Some may feel ready to become a father at a younger age, while others may prefer to wait until they are older and more established in their careers and personal lives.
Some potential challenges of becoming a new dad at an older age may include being less physically active and having less energy to keep up with a growing child, increased health concerns, and potentially feeling out of touch with popular culture and trends.
Some potential benefits of becoming a new dad at an older age may include having more financial stability and security to provide for a child, being emotionally and mentally more mature, and having a greater appreciation for the experience of parenthood.
Some ways to prepare for becoming a new dad at an older age may include talking to other older fathers for advice and support, staying physically active and maintaining a healthy lifestyle, and discussing any potential concerns or challenges with a partner or healthcare provider.
There may be some increased health risks for both the father and child when becoming a new dad at an older age, such as a higher chance of genetic abnormalities and potential health complications for the father. It's important to discuss any concerns with a healthcare provider and monitor one's health closely during this time.