I had my son when I was 38. My only regret about being an older mom is not having grandparents around.
Briefly

The article reflects on the author's journey to motherhood, emphasizing her desire for children from a young age but encountering numerous obstacles, including late marriage and fertility issues. At 38, after significant life challenges, she finally welcomed her son. Despite initially regretting the years lost and acknowledging the challenges of being an older mother, she cherishes the close bond with her only child and appreciates the wisdom that comes with age, recognizing the unique dynamics of parenting. Acceptance of her family's size reflects her growth and newfound contentment with her journey.
Life didn't turn out how I expected, but that's OK. I've often wondered how life would be different if I'd had kids at a younger age.
I share a close bond with my son, and as a middle child from a large family, I know that can be harder when many kids are vying for attention.
Many claim that wisdom comes with age. I do feel wiser than my younger self in many ways. But the best part of aging is that I no longer care about the things I used to.
I had expected to have kids when I was younger, have more energy for them, and have lots of them.
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