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The World’s Oldest Mothers

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The World’s Oldest Mothers

Did you ever hear that old adage: You’re only as old as you feel? Well, it seems that, with advances in modern fertility treatments and programs, this gem is finally true of motherhood.

Yes, these days more and more women are taking the plunge into motherhood whenever they want to, age and fertility be damned!

In celebration of this, we’ve compiled a list of the women who have absolutely proven that it’s never too late to be a yummy mummy..

#5 – Annegret Raunigk, aged 65 years

World's Oldest Mothers | Stay At Home Mum
via www.telegraph.co.uk

At the age that women in Australia are starting to think about retirement, Annegret Raunigk decided she wanted to have herself a set of quadruplets!

The babies were born around 14-weeks early in May of 2015, bringing Annegret’s brood to a whopping 17 children. Annegret says she decided to have more children when her youngest child at the time, a 9-year-old, asked her mother for a little brother or sister. Now it looks like she’ll have a few to choose from.

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