Grandparents

**Blue Babe** · 17th February 2009, 06:26

Originally Posted by Owl

Not me

, but I know of a woman that was a 28 year old grandmother.

Hate to think how old the parents are of the 13yr old boy who has supposedly become a Daddy in the UK.

That is just very sad indeed as the boy only looks 10 if that.

**Blossom** · 17th February 2009, 06:44

Hey Congrats on becoming a nanna/grandma etc.. Our son shares your grandsons birthday, he turned 11 on the 8th.

All the cool boys are born then I reckon.

**Blue Babe** · 9th October 2009, 09:29

8mths on & my Grandson is now crawling & into everything. Absolutely gorgeous though

**Laava** · 9th October 2009, 09:34

I see what you mean! What is that on his chin? I see he has a rum and coke there tho to wash it down with, so all good!

**Edbear** · 9th October 2009, 09:39

Being a Grandparent is the best thing in life! Our Grandson is 3,1/2 now and we love him to bits!

Tragedy is they grow far too fast! I was looking at some video's I'd taken from the time he was born and it seems so long ago now!

**Beemer** · 9th October 2009, 09:42

Originally Posted by Hitcher

I have found a solution to this matter. I have avoided having children. So far this strategy has worked particularly well in terms of keeping grandchildren at bay. I recommend it highly.

I'm in total agreement with Hitcher, works for me!

My mother was a grandmother at 38 - she had just turned 17 when she married in 1947, had my sister 11 months later, my sister was almost 21 when she had her son in 1968, and then my other sister's daughter (born in 1971) had the first great-grandchild in 1994.

When my mother was the age I was when I married (for the first and hopefully only time), she had been married for 26 years and had four children, seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren! Shit I had a lucky break, finding a guy who wasn't interested in having kids either!

**martybabe** · 9th October 2009, 10:13

We're all different I guess but for me, nothing, repeat, nothing is better than this!

**Edbear** · 9th October 2009, 10:26

Originally Posted by martybabe

We're all different I guess but for me, nothing, repeat, nothing is better than this!

I have to agree...

**Stirts** · 9th October 2009, 10:46

I am sticking to just being the "Aunty Mummy" and teaching them all the fun naughty stuff in life that their Mum just won't

Like picking your nose
Motorcycling is cool
Painting stuff

**Edbear** · 9th October 2009, 13:07

Originally Posted by Stirts

I am sticking to just being the "Aunty Mummy" and teaching them all the fun naughty stuff in life that their Mum just won't

Like picking your nose
Motorcycling is cool
Painting stuff

LOL! That is really cute! Well apart from the picking nose bit.... She's gorgeous!

**Stirts** · 9th October 2009, 13:20

Originally Posted by Edbear

LOL! That is really cute! Well apart from the picking nose bit.... She's gorgeous!

The first two shots are the same sweet gorgeous little girl and the last is her rat bag cheekie arse little sister. Two totally different little personalities, who mirror my older sister and I to a tee in that respect.

I love being an Aunty.

**nana_mac** · 9th October 2009, 14:58

I was 43 when my first grand child was born and what a joy it was. I treasured every moment I had with her as a wee one. She has made me so proud these days. her parents were very young. What a great job they did of raising her. Some of you will know her and that is Gurlracer on this site. her late dad was Zukin and boy oh boy she is a chip off the ole block. proud of you Lany.

**martybabe** · 9th October 2009, 15:13

Originally Posted by nana_mac

I was 43 when my first grand child was born and what a joy it was. I treasured every moment I had with her as a wee one. She has made me so proud these days. her parents were very young. What a great job they did of raising her. Some of you will know her and that is Gurlracer on this site. her late dad was Zukin and boy oh boy she is a chip off the ole block. proud of you Lany.

Yup somebody did a good job there all right, she's a wonderful young lady and a credit to all her Family, no wonder your proud.

BTW, I had a Nanny Mac, 4 foot eleven I think but one of the biggest people I ever knew and loved, bless her.