Is 28 considered young for becoming a first time mom?

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I’m 28 and on my second. I was 24 when I had my first. 
I don’t think your “young” to have a baby but your also not old. 
Still in your prime 👍🏼

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I think that's a good age! I'm 23 pregnant with my 1st always wanted to start my family no later than 30

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I’m 29 and this is my first. A lot of women are having children later in life. I would say 28 is completely normal.

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23 & having my 2nd 🤷🏼‍♀️

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I had my first at 24 which seemed old for me, but I wanted a family as soon as possible. But many of my friends think that was way too young to have a baby lol. Now I'll be 26 when I have baby #2 and still none of my friends have their first lol!

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I'm almost 36 and on my first ;) only met the right guy later in life!

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To each their own. Ill be 24, my sil was 28

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That's how old I'll be when my baby is born and I feel young!

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I had my first when I was 17, I’m now 23 with my second 😁🙃 let me tell you this second pregnancy is kicking my ass 😭😂

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I’m 32 and pregnant with my first. I’ve been married 5 years, but my husband and I wanted to spend some child-free years together getting established in our careers and financially secure. That was harder with me in school until I was 31 😬
I think it depends a lot on your social circle as to what’s considered “normal.”  I went to grad school and so did most of my college friends, so most of us weren’t ready for families until now. The law school folks tended to be ready earlier since they were in 3 year programs, but people from PhD school all knew we were buckling down for 6+ years, so now is when we are graduating and getting “real” jobs and settling down. 
I am actually the first of my close friend group to start a family 🤷🏼‍♀️

Is 28 considered young for becoming a first time mom?

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