Longevity, Diaper bags & Multi-Focal Lenses With Guest Suzy Lofton Bullis of Old New Moms!
On this episode, Sonia and Jessica are joined by Suzy Lofton Bullis of Old New Moms! Suzy welcomed her second baby boy as a geriatric mama in May of 2021. Listen as she shares her decision making process about becoming a mom later in life and how she and the Geriatric Mamas are taking on the challenge of longevity to be there for their children as long as they can, even if they’re 95% plastic. Maybe we are mathers now.
Topics discussed in this episode:
Hi Suzy! (4:21)
The Old New Moms Facebook Group Hit 100K Members! (5:12)
Last Week’s Episode About Reversing Menopause Means Our Demographic is Going to Grow and Get Even More Geriatric! (9:49)
Suzy’s Journey to becoming a Geriatric Mama (11:20)
Diaper Bags and Multi-focal Lenses (15:07)
The Old New Mom Blog (16:27)
Growing the Old New Mom Community (18:09)
Being a Geratric Old New Mama - It’s Not Just About the pregnancy and the Baby Part (24:45)
The Topic of Longevity (26:32)
Suzy’s Longevity Tips (28:40)
Sonia’s Longevity Tips (33:22)
Jessica’s Longevity Tips (39:31)
Some Advantages of Being an Older Mom (44:23)
Continued Longevity Tips (45:39)
On the Topic of Being A Geriatric Mom- Do You Watch American Horror Story? (47:47)
Suzy of Old New Moms with her beautiful family.
Resources mentioned in this episode:
Off The Fence: Pregnant At 40- Old New Mom Blog Post by Suzy
“When I started this blog, my goal was to be a source of hope about becoming a new mom after 35. I had been through a journey that is becoming more prevalent, but that still isn’t talked about very often, and I wanted to offer some insight. I know that having a baby when your peers are sending their kids off to college can be lonely, so I wanted to bring dialogue and community to all the old new moms out there. And, over the past few months, I have helped to build a community of hundreds of “old new moms” from across the globe and it has been so rewarding.
Well, it turns out that I will now get to write about being a new mom, and pregnancy, after FORTY.”
The People We’ll Never Meet- Old New Mom Blog Post by Suzy
“Our son’s name was inspired by a truly great man…a man who was an absolute gift to me both personally and professionally.
If only our son could meet him. Oh, how he would love him.”
Join the Old New Moms (Moms with Babies at 35 or Older) Facebook Group!
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