does anyone here over 50, still suffer from being broody? please

I ceased to be broody the day my second child was born.

Yes, actually, I do!
So much so that I watch clips of newborn babies. I'm a grandma to two grandchildren but there will be no more, and I miss the tiny baby stage .
My own 2nd baby was born with multiple health problems and a rare disability so I always felt cheated of the special newborn magic. I was stressed with the emergency c section of my first baby, and though I loved them both dearly I'd love to experience the tiny baby stage as I'd like it to be ( but I know that's not going to happen). It's not the same as really wanting to have another baby myself though!

I don't think I ever did! Now show me a puppy and that's a whole different matter!

No I don't feel broody but I love the company of babies and small children. I'm jealous of Grans who have wee grandchildren. My grandchildren have grown up a lot and are no longer the cute, confiding wee things they were. I loved it when they hadn't any filter but now they are too polite and, really, not that bothered about their grandparents. Fair enough. They have their own lives and interests but I miss the children that they were.

No, I don’t, though I do notice there are no babies in our family at the moment.. I’m 85 and my children are in their fifties, the grandchildren are teenagers.

I’d like a cat, though.

Not me but my husband would have another ,we have 2Ac and 5Gc .

Yes January, I really do!
I have six of my own, and 13 grandchildren, they are my world, and define me totally.
I would love to do it all again, every last minute. However, IF, I suddenly had to raise a newborn now, I couldn’t possibly cope! If I could have my 30 year old body back, the energy, the fitness, the adventurous spirit, I would do it all day long, but, I’m 72, cream crackered, too heavy, grinding to a standstill!
So just a dream….

God no!!!!

No. I think about my poor old pelvic floor.

I’m not broody for myself but I would love to have more grandchildren. The three I have are wonderful young people but I miss the days when they came once a week and we cuddled up on the armchair and read books together.

A good question. Nearing the 50s, have had secondary infertility and have not stopped trying , well, no contraception. For 7 years now , no pregnancy. My paternal grandpa was born when his mum was 51 in the beginning of the last century, so who knows. Am I broody? Don't know. But since I do not use contraception, might carry my great-grandma's genes, so we shall see

ViceVersa

I don't think I ever did! Now show me a puppy and that's a whole different matter!

Me too !!
Mind you I'm pretty well taken with Grogu (or Baby Yoda as he's also known) in the Mandelorian for anyone who has Apple TV.
If that means that broodyness is about to descend upon me , then its too late!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

No 3 children 7 grandchildren all grown and flown
Not broody in the least