I am 23 and my fiance is 26. I had my daughter when I was 21.

Do you realize how many of us you are excluding from this post, by assuming we all have "partners". Just curious.

- Genevra

Sorry Genevra but Natalia isnt excluding anyone because she stated at the beginning that how old are you and your partner or just you in general

Brieal

I'm 19 and my hubby will be 28 in about 2 weeks. I know there's a big age difference, but I agree with Mama Tink on the guys our age thing, most of them suck. But to be fair, I think most of the females my age are immature too, so really I just don't like most people my own age, which would explain why all of my friends are in their mid 20s. Also, we don't really even notice an age difference, actually we generally forget there is one, since we're both about the same maturity level. Hopefully though, our first baby will come out around his birthday because I think he would really like that.

Hi

Iam 26 and my husband 27. My eldest boy will be 6 in December (20 when he was born) and 24 when my baby was born. We are the youngest parents our child's preschool. We have everything we want our own home and our boy is attending a good school so young parents can also be good parents.

My husband is 22 and I'm 21 and we are expecting our first in March. I don't think you need to feel like a baby, look at it this way, when your child is young, you will be young too, you will be more capable of handeling the stress on your body at a younger age. Plus when your child grows up you won't be too old to participate in the occasional football/baseball game. I also think one of the advantages to being young when having children is the health of the child. When you are under 30 and have children you arn't at risk for as many things as older women are. So don't feel like a baby, feel like a new, young, hip mom!