The article discusses how more men are becoming fathers later in life, particularly in their 50s and 60s, mirroring a broader trend observed in parenting age. With statistics showing an increase in the average age of new fathers, now at 33.7 in the UK and 33.3 for mothers in Ireland, societal norms around fatherhood are shifting. Two Irish dads share their personal joys and challenges of raising young children in their golden years, providing unique insights into the experiences of older fathers.
The shift in parental age reflects societal changes, with men increasingly stepping into fatherhood later in life, as seen in figures showing older first-time fathers.
Recent trends indicate that the average age of first-time fathers in Ireland is rising, mirroring broader societal shifts towards later parenthood, as men now embrace fatherhood in their 50s and 60s.
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