40 Plus Moms - The Message Board Discussion and support group for all women over 40 planning to start a family, raising young children, starting a second family in a new marriage and all related issues. Health concerns, pregnancy, infertility, alternative family building including surrogacy, egg donation & adoption. Grandmothering, raising teens and toddlers and all issues related to over 40 parenting.
Aging And Reproduction The largest number of births ever in the United States occurred in the post World War II "baby boom" between 1947 and 1965. Women born during this time period have reached the age of 35 starting in 1982 and will continue until the end of the century. During this time period, there is an unprecedented number of women in their late child bearing years.
Baby Best Buy The Uk's first dedicated site for parents to buy & Sell baby toys and accessories online
Mothers 35 Plus Mothers 35 Plus is the UK's leading website for 'older' mothers. Whether you are about to have your first, second or tenth baby, if you are an older mother this is the place to be!
Mothers Over 40 An inspirational, positive and encouraging site for older parents and anyone considering pregnancy later in life. This informative site offers hope, reassurance and comfort to midlife parents, combining humour with fact and providing links to invaluable resources, articles and organisations. The site also includes information and articles of interest to parents of all ages, compelling features on lifestyle and social issues and links to sites exclusively for fathers.
Mothers Over 40 An inspirational and encouraging resource for parents and would-be parents past the age of 40, combining informative articles with humour and providing links to invaluable resources.
Older mothers, over 40 needing egg donation Everything for "older mums". From infertility advice, research, egg donation and community to shopping and work from home ideas. Non-profit help centre.
Pregnancy after 35 In the past, pregnant women older than 35 were referred by doctors as "elderly gravids." This insulting and inaccurate description is now obsolete, as more women are having children later in life.
Treating the Infertile Woman Over 40 More than 15% of couples in this country have difficulty conceiving a child. The recent tendency to delay childbearing in order to pursue a career has meant that more women in their late 30s and early 40s are attempting conception for the first time.
