Is 36/37 too old to have kids?

Good on you . My sister never had kids and never regretted it . She is now comfortable living in NZ and well travelled .

36 is not too old at all. What clear is you dont want them now, and right now thats all that matters. Theres pros and cons to gaving them late and early.
Heck, ive known plenty of peeps adamant they didnt want kids only to suddenly, mid thirties want one NOW! Then worry it might not he so easy to fall pregnant!
When/ if you decide you want a child, you'll know.....dont rush it. Nothing wrong in taking care of your own wants and needs and having your kids when yr older.....and nowt wrong with being childless if thats what you wish.

You need to think smaller. Start with like a goldfish. If it goes well work your way up to a hamster or gerbil. When you feel you are ready, take the next big step and get a cat. Then another cat, then a dog. If you get through all that, congratulations! You are now ready to make a baby human. Don't worry if you fail at one of these tasks, just go back and start over.. Well, except the last one!

I'm the same age as you and already have two kids. I have a good job as well. Oh, and I travel! I don't know why people think you can't travel when you have kids.

We're all different but having children is the best thing I've done, and ever will do.

not so bad i have seen many happy families, that started late.
do you even WANT children?
not so sure I do

Never bad to reflect on your future. My parents are older and had kids in their early 40s

Don't blame u we all do dwell on the future.

No 36/37 is fine. I read in NHS a diary (Emma's diary) that a woman was 40 and expecting. Emma diary is available to pregnant women and has accounts of all women going / gone through 9 months of pregnancy.

I think other factors are involved like eating meat you're most likely to feel less pain in 9 months and possibly normal delivery(?) But about pain n normal delivery is my own opinion, mainly formed on wha I seen around me.

I am happy with first born at 33. Am 53 he will be 20!

No, that's not too old, assuming you keep your body reasonably healthy. But if you want to be super-safe, have some of your eggs removed and frozen. It costs some money, but that keeps all your options open. At some point maybe your biological clock will "ring" and say "have babies now!" or maybe it won't. No need to rush things; you and your future partner will be better parents if you take some time to mature and fulfill your own needs.

Just continue to practice making babies and enjoy the orgasms along the way.

I found out most of the girls in london date and keep having fun until 39, and right then they either freeze their eggs and keep going or arrange some dude to make kids 🤣 notice I didn't say they find a bf at 22 and form a longterm relationship ahaha, they want a career and have to "travel the world" first 😁

Sounds like a very reasonable plan to me

That's how old we were when ours was born. It's pretty good. There are challenges whatever age you are, we both find that physically it's very draining to carry him around or do all the necessary rocking and back rubbing. Plus lack of sleep is a killer.

I had my first at 40.

Yes. Even if you don't encounter fertility problems (a strong possibility at that age), you'll be left responsible for children well into your 50s and maybe your 60s. Raising teenagers when you're 60 - not fun.

I don’t think so. My sister had her first child at 36 and her twins at 39. I think it’s becoming more common actually. Our parents had me at 28 and my sister at 31.

I believe that 40 and over is considered high risk.

No. My grandmother birthed my mom at 43.

I think u should skip the kids..

No not to old

No

No.

You are definitely not ready and that's no bad thing

You might never want children

You might change your mind at 33

As someone else said, now is the important thing and you're not interested in becoming a parent yet

Re too old? 🤷‍♀️ No. But fertility does decline. That said, most women have no issues and you can have fertility issues at any age.