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Older parents- how have your kids turned out?
Posted by Billy Blanks


I have small kids and hopeful they pan out down the road.
This post was edited on 3/4 at 8:13 pm
re: Older parents- how have your kids turned out?Posted by canyon
on 3/3/23 at 11:10 am to Billy Blanks

What are you Methuselah?
re: Older parents- how have your kids turned out?Posted by LSUGrrrl
on 3/3/23 at 11:10 am to Billy Blanks

They turn out just like you train them.
re: Older parents- how have your kids turned out?Posted by Billy Blanks
on 3/3/23 at 11:10 am to canyon

quote:
What are you Methuselah?
No
re: Older parents- how have your kids turned out?Posted by GreatLakesTiger24
on 3/3/23 at 11:12 am to Billy Blanks


everyone's kids here are either MDs/law firm partners or absolute derelicts. nothing in-between
re: Older parents- how have your kids turned out?Posted by canyon
on 3/3/23 at 11:12 am to Billy Blanks

So what do you mean by “older” parents?
People that become parents in their later years or parents that are older now and happen to have kids?
Ok I see what you mean. I have two kids in their 30s. They have turned out fine. But you may have a rougher time in this day and age.
I’d hate to have young kids now.
People that become parents in their later years or parents that are older now and happen to have kids?
Ok I see what you mean. I have two kids in their 30s. They have turned out fine. But you may have a rougher time in this day and age.
I’d hate to have young kids now.
This post was edited on 3/3 at 11:16 am
re: Older parents- how have your kids turned out?Posted by el Gaucho
on 3/3/23 at 11:12 am to Billy Blanks


As a boomer, my kids turned out to be a bunch of worthless millenials
re: Older parents- how have your kids turned out?Posted by Kracka
on 3/3/23 at 11:12 am to Billy Blanks

My kids are going to turn out fine. The world they are going to be in as adults.....fricked.
re: Older parents- how have your kids turned out?Posted by 777Tiger
on 3/3/23 at 11:13 am to GreatLakesTiger24


quote:
everyone's kids
quote:
absolute derelicts.
thanks a lot pal, rub the salt in

re: Older parents- how have your kids turned out?Posted by iwyLSUiwy
on 3/3/23 at 11:13 am to Billy Blanks

You don't seem to have much confidence in it.
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re: Older parents- how have your kids turned out?Posted by HempHead
on 3/3/23 at 11:13 am to Billy Blanks


quote:
Blanks
I feel like you should be asking your wife questions instead of us.
re: Older parents- how have your kids turned out?Posted by Mid Iowa Tiger
on 3/3/23 at 11:27 am to Billy Blanks

I have three adult children (I also have 4 under 18).
Of the adult children - in birth order. All boys:
Oldest - retail sales manager for a larger regional/national outdoors store. Great career path, ESOP company with great advancement opportunities. He gets compd a shite ton of guns, scopes, etc. each year in additional to good pay and benefits.
Second oldest - an aerospace/aero something else engineer with Boeing. Doing well with it.
Those two are both married (oldest turning 32 no kids, second is 26 with one daughter - my only grandchild and my clear favorite person in the world).
Third - turning 23, special operations aviation crew member. Can disassemble and reassemble a Blackhawk helicopter practically blindfolded and then go fly a mission and take care of business.
SO all and all I think I am 3 for 3 on the kids front as far.
Of the adult children - in birth order. All boys:
Oldest - retail sales manager for a larger regional/national outdoors store. Great career path, ESOP company with great advancement opportunities. He gets compd a shite ton of guns, scopes, etc. each year in additional to good pay and benefits.
Second oldest - an aerospace/aero something else engineer with Boeing. Doing well with it.
Those two are both married (oldest turning 32 no kids, second is 26 with one daughter - my only grandchild and my clear favorite person in the world).
Third - turning 23, special operations aviation crew member. Can disassemble and reassemble a Blackhawk helicopter practically blindfolded and then go fly a mission and take care of business.
SO all and all I think I am 3 for 3 on the kids front as far.
re: Older parents- how have your kids turned out?Posted by Duckhammer_77
on 3/3/23 at 11:29 am to Billy Blanks

My first was born when I was 38. She learned all the good swear words by kindergarten. Has a fine appreciation for Beastie Boys and Led Zep, but prefers the Kidz Bop version of WAP. She already learned form her mom how to order room service and she likes a good shirley temple when we go to Commanders for "a quick lunch".
This post was edited on 3/3 at 11:37 am
re: Older parents- how have your kids turned out?Posted by MBclass83
on 3/3/23 at 11:43 am to Billy Blanks

They turned out kind, empathetic, hard working adults.
Now there were definitely bumps along the way. Even a few hills.
We didn't think we would survive the teenage years. Advice.
Monitor their phone, location and limit device usage with no exceptions. Good luck
Now there were definitely bumps along the way. Even a few hills.
We didn't think we would survive the teenage years. Advice.
Monitor their phone, location and limit device usage with no exceptions. Good luck
re: Older parents- how have your kids turned out?Posted by big_tuna
on 3/3/23 at 11:54 am to Billy Blanks

Congrats on the sex 

re: Older parents- how have your kids turned out?Posted by vl100butch
on 3/3/23 at 12:04 pm to big_tuna


Mine were born when I was 38 and 40. They had a rough go growing up with a mother with a major substance abuse problem that I divorced because of that.
but with age on all of our parts things are pretty good now...
eldest is a contractor with NASA in Baltimore doing computer support to the James Webb Space Telescope
and my youngest got her BSN at Southeastern and is working as a Nurse Auditor in Baton Rouge...
but with age on all of our parts things are pretty good now...
eldest is a contractor with NASA in Baltimore doing computer support to the James Webb Space Telescope



and my youngest got her BSN at Southeastern and is working as a Nurse Auditor in Baton Rouge...
I guess if we’re bragging , my son graduates from high school this year. Straight A student, works 20-30 hrs/ week property management at a gorgeous wedding venue in the hill country until he decides which engineering to take in college. I’m very proud of the fact he will look you on the eyes when he meets you , shake your hand and engages in conversation like a man . He bought a used 4 runner for 20 k , he had 10 and I gave him the other 10. I’m 65 and still very active! We fish , hunt and play golf together when we’re not working. Yep I’m very proud of how he turned out
re: Older parents- how have your kids turned out?Posted by wfallstiger
on 3/3/23 at 12:13 pm to Billy Blanks

Pretty well. They have ups and downs but we are extremely proud of them and their children
re: Older parents- how have your kids turned out?Posted by SteelerBravesDawg
on 3/3/23 at 12:18 pm to Billy Blanks

I'm 41 and mine will be 8 in June, I'll be 42 two weeks before she turns 8.
She's a great kid. Very artistic, in the gifted program at school, was 2nd in her class in pretty much every subject, and is both a Cub and Girl Scout.
She's a great kid. Very artistic, in the gifted program at school, was 2nd in her class in pretty much every subject, and is both a Cub and Girl Scout.
re: Older parents- how have your kids turned out?Posted by LSUengr
on 3/3/23 at 12:28 pm to Billy Blanks

Wife and I are both 44. Will be empty nesters in 5 months. Oldest is a freshman at LSU. She has a great head on her shoulders. In pre-vet and crushed first semester, just like her mom always did in college. Son is a senior in high school with a good head on his shoulders also. National Merit Finalist that will attend either LSU or Kentucky in civil engineering.
As others have said, there will be bumps along the way. However, if you emphasize family, respect and hard work, they will turn out as good productive members of society.
As others have said, there will be bumps along the way. However, if you emphasize family, respect and hard work, they will turn out as good productive members of society.
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