When most people think of a pregnant woman, they typically imagine somebody under the age of 40. Some people even criticize those who choose to have a baby at an older age.
That doesn't seem to faze this new mom who recently gave birth at the age of 54. She opened up about her experience to show the world that age doesn't matter when it comes to being a mom.
However, in February 2021 at the age of 54, she gave birth to a healthy baby girl. That's something that most people would find quite shocking.
It was actually a surprise pregnancy. Their daughter, Aliya Dream, was born on February 12, 2021. It is the kind of story you don't hear about every day, huh?
She doesn't think that in this day and age, this is the appropriate reaction women like her should receive. Do you agree with her?
In Aronson's case, it was a surprise pregnancy, however, she still wants to make this important point.
These days many women opt to work on their careers first, and then they start thinking about having a family.
The last time Aronson gave birth was when she was 40. So having a baby at the age of 54 was definitely a whole other ball game.
She credits being physically healthy from the get-go as the key to handling this pregnancy well. So that's probably what you should keep in mind if you plan on postponing having children to a later time.
When she had her other children, she wasn't able to see 3D ultrasound images as she did this time around. That must've been an interesting aspect for her to experience with this pregnancy.
I've heard from other moms-to-be that this aspect was something hard to get used to for them. I bet it must've been pretty tough.
That must've been a little bit sad not to be able to have your husband with you for such an important occasion — and even tougher for first-time moms.
My heart goes out to any lady out there who had to go through such a difficult situation. Women are so resilient, huh?
This family seems to be dealing with the birth of their new baby just fine. I wish them all the luck in raising this little one.
"There are some people who criticize people for having children older in life and I don’t think in today’s world that is as applicable as it used to be," Aronson said in an interview.
This blended family is enjoying their time with the new baby. I think it's so wonderful to hear success stories like these to give other women the encouragement they may need to conceive later in life.
h/t The Today Show
