Bear in mind that they’re not all 80, though. The youngest boomers are 61, and it’s not a stretch that they waited until early 30s to have kids, nor that their kids are waiting (or in fact that they chose not to have kids).
But it just goes to show that n=1 is a terrible sample size.
Boomers. As in, people born in the babyboom after the second World War.
You’re saying you know more eighty year olds that aren’t grandparents, than those that are?
I guess that could be true. But it just goes to show that n=1 is a terrible sample size.
The current age range for boomers is 62 to 80.
And yeah, most grandparents I know are very much in that age range.
Bear in mind that they’re not all 80, though. The youngest boomers are 61, and it’s not a stretch that they waited until early 30s to have kids, nor that their kids are waiting (or in fact that they chose not to have kids).
Agreed.