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by studentteacher83 @ Wednesday, 21. Nov, 2007 - 19:58:35

I'm used to parents being older than I am. It'll be a good few years before I meet any that are younger seeing as they'd have to have been twelve when they gave birth to even the youngest year seven. But today the mum of one of my form was in and she can't have been out of her thirties. She had two more littluns attached to her including a baby that was so small I would have believed her if she'd said: 'sorry I'm a bit late, I was just squeezing a human being out of my body'. I think there's two more (at least) as she'd said she was dropping her other daughter off at nursery and I know that there's another brother in junior school.

I mention it because it's terrifying that someone who looks barely older than myself already has five children. I couldn't take the responsibility of caring for even one of these little people on a permanent basis. Okay so I have to be in charge of plenty of kids each day but at least when I go home I can forget about them, or at least try to. And I certainly don't have to change any nappies, though given the amount of times they ask to go to the toilet I'm surprised some don't still wear them.

Scary.


 
 

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sminchinsminchin pro
2007-11-21 @ 20:25

I became a Mum when I was 23 - far too young now I have the benefit of hindsight :)

I read somewhere that the UK's youngest grandmother was 28... now that's scary

studentteacher83studentteacher83 [Member]
2007-11-24 @ 09:23

That's terrifying. I don't even want to have kids at all by then.

sminchinsminchin pro
2007-11-24 @ 09:35

Very wise :yes:

menhirmenhir [Member]
2007-11-21 @ 22:28

You only need concern yourself when you start teaching the grandchildren!

studentteacher83studentteacher83 [Member]
2007-11-24 @ 09:24

Funny you should say that, one of the other mats teacher once had a pupil saying that they'd taught his gran!

menhirmenhir [Member]
2007-11-25 @ 14:36

There you go then - truth is stranger than fiction they say!

sianysiansianysian [Member]
2007-11-21 @ 22:30

I know the feeling...I think the worst thing now is going into a pub and being served by kids I used to teach and have them tell me off for drinking lots!

studentteacher83studentteacher83 [Member]
2007-11-24 @ 09:25

I live sufficiently far from my school for that to be a problem. I hate even driving through the surrounding area sometimes.

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