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Is 67 too old to become a dad?

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Crazy. I have a buddy who just had one at 50. So at 68 his child will be graduating high school.

Can't imagine trying to relate to a kid 50 years younger than yourself.

Also those basketball games in the driveway would not be competitive.

"I was born a poor black child"

It would be a concern for myself as the odds of being around to see the child to adulthood are lower and it also would be harder for me to keep up and actively play with the child.

85.

 

That's how old he would be when his child graduates highschool.

 

91.

 

That's how old he would be when his his child is my age. Although I'm pretty much financially independent from my parents, there is still a heck of a lot that I depend on them for.

 

So I think 67 is way to old to father a child.

Assuming he is a good father, this child will have a life most of our children will envy. Different yes. But the child will live a blessed life.

Plus Steve Martin isn't funny.

 

You would be mistaken. The hotel scene in planes, trains, and autombiles with John Candy is classic.

No he's not too old IF the mom to be is under 30.:ylsuper:

 

In all seriousness, yes I believe that is too old.

No he's not too old IF the mom to be is under 30.:ylsuper:

 

In all seriousness, yes I believe that is too old.

 

I believe the mother is 41.

Plus Steve Martin isn't funny.

 

You've just signed up to get a PM from me once a day with a You Tube link to a Steve Martin clip.

 

I'm kidding.

 

I think.

I hope that kid never expects to play catch with his dad!

My father died at age 36. Life has no guarantees. If it is something the guy wants (though it would definitely not be for me), then I say go for it.

Assuming he is a good father, this child will have a life most of our children will envy. Different yes. But the child will live a blessed life.

Most children get to spend many years with their parents. I had a very blessed time with my parent but I still felt cheated when I lost my mom at 60 and my dad at 70. This kid does not have very good odds of spending 40 years with his mom and 50 with his dad like I did. And did I mention, that was not enough time with them!

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