Overview
More and more women are becoming mothers after age thirty-five whether by choice or due to circumstances beyond their control--after years of longing or as an unexpected blessing, through childbirth or adoption. But with many resources geared toward younger mothers, these "Mommy-come-latelys" need encouragement and wisdom from someone who has been there. Beth Vogt became a mother again at age forty-one. With humor and practical advice based on her own experience and that of others, she encourages and guides late-in-life moms in emotional adjustments, medical issues, and changes in their relationships with others. The wisdom, perspective, and resources offered here will help women welcome and embrace life as a mom. Includes a foreword by Twila Paris.