http://www.boomerwatch.ca/2009/02/should-leading-edge-boomers-have-kids/ A Canadian perspective on marketing to boomers Mon, 27 Feb 2017 02:04:02 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.6.13 http://www.boomerwatch.ca/2009/02/should-leading-edge-boomers-have-kids/#comment-264 Sat, 07 Feb 2009 21:28:11 +0000 http://www.boomerwatch.ca/?p=203#comment-264 Yes, this is catching alot of questions out in the fields of life. I had my child at thirty six . Grateful the masters degree I received, time with my husband, some travel, and friends. Today I have friends whose children are seven and they are in their fifites..regrets no, but tired and for sure went through the adjustment, still do, of being independent all those years and late into the lifestyle of parenting. They have already asked me to sign on the dotted line that I will go with them to look at colleges when their children are ready…at least help in the travel plans, research, and driving those highways.. I didn’t sign up to drive, but yes to chat and research with them..support always.
I think that is the bottom line…we need at least three opinions outside of our friends and family when it comes to life changes. NO one can go through changes without a support team and still have a meaningul life that includes time with self. Best to her and her children. Natalie Caine, M.A. founder Empty Nest Support Services in 2003

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