 Hey,
actually this is true! But some of
the young moms are God too, right?
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 29 Jul 2008 20:26
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 I believe so. Youth is all about
me. Partying getting what I want,
immaturity is rampant. I did not
have my only son until I was 32,
and I am so glad. Being a Mom is a
bigger thrill when we are old
enough to put junior first.
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 29 Apr 2008 22:15
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 Yes i think when a woman is older
they are ready to be a mom and know
how to be a better mom. When you
are still a child you can be a good
mom but i think you still want to
be a child and go out and leave it
to the grandparents . That's why so
many children are raised by gp
because theses young children who
get pregnant do not really know
what they are getting in to they
think its cute and fun and put the
child off on someone else.NOT
EVERYONE but most of the young
parents still want to go to clubs
get drunk and party with their
friends.
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 23 Apr 2008 06:27
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 An older woman is ready to settle
down and been threw the pains of
growing. I would rather learn from
a mom with wisdom and understanding
than from a mother who is learning
with me.
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 27 Mar 2008 16:31
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 More experience.
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 14 Feb 2008 21:20
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 Moms who want to be moms can be
better mothers than those who don't
want to be. Older women are more
aware of choices and may be more
likely to welcome the children into
their lives. Younger mothers often
aren't really ready, it's
sink-or-swim if they've not cared
for younger children.
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 08 Feb 2008 11:48
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 Nope...
I disagree.
I'm a 16 year old that is 39 weeks
pregnant.
I feel that age has nothing to do
with the fact that they are a
better mother or not....
Its the want to and the know how
that makes a person a good mother.
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 08 Apr 2008 00:18
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 Personally, I do not feel a
mother's age makes or breaks their
mothering skills. I rather feel
that maturity level, the desire to
be a mother and dedication to their
children means much more than a
number.
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 12 Feb 2008 01:56
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 No moms are good too
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 09 Nov 2008 19:33
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 It depends on the person not the
age / i have seen old moms that are
on drugs and neglect their
children / so is she a better mom
??
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 03 Sep 2008 16:54
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 It is not as easy to bond with them
and tell them the truth about stuff
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 24 Jul 2008 02:05
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 I think maturity is very important
when it comes to being a good
mother. I was an older mom having
my son at 38. BUT, these women
having babies through these
fertility clinics when they are 60
to 65 yrs old is just CRAZY!
There's a reason why God doesn't
let women conceive at that age
naturally, and these women are just
being selfish. I only hope they
live long enough to raise their
children. Can you imagine being 85
and having a 20 yr old. Worse yet,
can you imagine being 20 and having
an 85 yr old mother.
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 19 Jul 2008 13:26
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 Young moms are good also.
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 07 May 2008 18:05
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 I think, if I were to have a child
at a younger age (between 20 & 30),
then I'd make a good mother. I'm
already showing mother skills and I
have enough patience for children.
I guess this is the product of
having a younger mother as a sister
D:
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 29 Apr 2008 23:35
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 I disagree, I am a young mother and
spend my free time with my
daughter, I take her to work with
me and although i try not to spoil
her too much, I spend most of my
extra money on her. I have more
patience than my parents had with
me, I am certain of that. I think
it all depends on the person, not
the age. Younger people tend to be
more open minded I think, and I am
glad that I will still remember
when I was young by the time my
little girl is turning thirteen. My
Mother was 34 when she had me and
she lacked a lot of understanding
when it came to the teenage years,
whereas my best friends Mother who
had her daughter at 19 was far more
understanding and relative with us,
my Mom was continually going to her
for advice.
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 28 Apr 2008 20:16
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 I agree and disagree. Older moms
are more mature but they can't play
properly with their children
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 12 Apr 2008 13:14
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 By what age do you mean older? Any
mom can be a good mom, it just
depends on how hard they try, I
think.
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 20 Mar 2008 18:49
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 I think there are pros and there
are cons. I know a lot of older
women who are mothers, but their
patience is no longer there. I
think a mother , young or old, is a
mother...who's better or greater?
Who's to say. We shouldn't
generalize when it comes to
MOTHERS.
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 16 Feb 2008 02:10
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 I think any mom is good and can be
as good nd older or younger if they
just try.
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 07 Feb 2008 05:49
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 Not necessarily...I am a young mom,
and yes, I admit that I need to be
more patient with my 10 month old,
but, in my defense, I am pregnant
and very moody. I have consciously
made the effort lately to become
more patient. I know of more than
one older mother who is pretty
impatient with her children,
constantly telling them to "hurry
up" and "what are you doing now?"
As far as selfishness, I must give
myself kudos in that category, as I
almost always put my child before
myself...
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 30 Jan 2008 05:41
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