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Amanda Hooper

This creator shares content about raising a toddler and a teenager while being over 40. Videos cover topics such as family health, including making nutritious breakfasts together, and skincare routines tailored for women over 40. The creator also discusses personal experiences with fertility treatments and late-in-life pregnancies, aiming to encourage other women navigating motherhood on their own terms. Additionally, content touches upon family travel and the adjustments needed for an age-gap family.

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Followers128K
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Engagement2.0%
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Amanda Hooper offers a relatable and honest look at parenting a toddler and a teenager after 40. On Instagram, she shares practical advice on family health, from quick, nutritious breakfasts to effective skincare for women over 40. Amanda also bravely discusses her personal experiences with fertility treatments and late-in-life pregnancies, empowering other women to embrace their motherhood journeys. Her content extends to family travel, offering insights for age-gap families navigating new adventures.

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At 47, I have a toddler and a teen - my husband is 54… Our son was born when I was 34, conceived naturally. But a whole ten years passed before I decided we were ready for another. Here’s why - Right after my son turned one, I launched a business, and it took everything out of me. All the energy and time I could have given to another baby went straight into my business. I did end up selling it right after I turned 40, but at that point, I figured my chance to grow our family was over. Then, right before I turned 44, I came across an article that flipped a switch in me. It laid out all the different ways women in their 40s and even 50s are growing their families now, and some of them were things I hadn’t even dreamed were possible. So for a minute, I thought maybe it wasn’t too late… I called my husband into the room where I had been reading, and I asked him if he ever still thought about having another baby. He said yes before I could even finish my full question. And the rest is history - We went to a fertility doctor and did everything they prescribed, the full enchilada. And right before I turned 46, I gave birth to our daughter. I know this isn’t everyone’s path, but there are so many reasons a woman ends up having a baby or growing her family in her 40s or even 50s. And no two stories are alike. Whether having a baby later is your plan a, b, or even c… 🩵This account is for women doing motherhood on their own terms.
I’m 47 with a toddler and a teen, and my husband is 54. We’re a true age gap family, and we wouldn’t trade our kids for anything. We realize it’s not a lifestyle that everyone would choose, but it’s the one we chose. my story; We had our son naturally at 34. Less than two years later, I started a business and grew it, and I just didn’t have the bandwidth or the energy to think about adding to our family at that time. By the time I was 40, I worried and wondered if it was too late. I basically wrote it off, even though my husband never stopped hoping or asking. Then at 44, I read an article about women in their 40s and even 50s having babies with the help of modern medicine and fertility treatments. It hit like a lightning bolt, and my heart opened instantly. I asked my husband if he still wanted another child. He was 51 at the time, and before I could even finish the question, he said yes. 😲 And now, are we thinking about a third? It sounds crazy. Some days I think I am crazy for even contemplating it. But the truth is, we have embryos left, and I just can’t seem to let them go. My heart and my mind say let’s give it a go, but my body and my bandwidth are dragging me down a bit. 🩵 If this came across your feed, you might be a mom, or a woman, or a hopeful mom-to-be who worried she was past her prime but is showing herself and the world that it’s not too late to have the family of your dreams. If you’re a woman doing motherhood on your own timeline, F O L L O W along. This community is for you.
A 3rd at 48? 🙈 🩵 bold or bananas? Tell me in the comments The truth is, we are going to be 48 and 55 next year and can’t decide if that’s too old, once and for all, to try transferring some of the embryos we have left. We have a 1 year old and our 13 year old. Having her took a lot out of me and I wonder if my body has more to give. The younger moms at pickup may not get it. Somebody probably thinks you’re a little crazy for wanting this now. You’re not. You just haven’t met the rest of us yet. If this found its way into your algorithm, you’re probably in the right place. 🏹 share this with a woman who needs to see this post. 🩵 This account is for women doing motherhood on their own timeline. If that’s you, follow along. #momsover40 #advancedmaternalage #momsover50 #momover40 #over40beauty
#OneADayPartner I’m 47 with a toddler and a teen, and today we learned how to make breakfast. 🫐Creating a legacy of family health sounds intimidating. But it starts somewhere simple. Protein pancakes, fresh fruit, and all three of us in the kitchen together — because I realized I never really taught my son how to cook, and I want to fix that and create more memories. These are the habits I want them to carry forward. And while I’m building healthy habits for them, I’m not forgetting myself — One A Day® Women’s Gummies has key nutrients to support my immune health and energy metabolism*. Simple moments are better when I’m showing up for them fully. I grabbed these limited edition Luke Bryan bottles exclusively at Walmart. Grab yours while they last! @walmart @oneaday_us #CelebratingCountry #ad *With B vitamins to help convert food to fuel. *This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Who is Amanda Hooper’s audience?

Amanda Hooper's audience is likely comprised of women navigating parenthood in their late 30s and 40s, actively seeking relatable content on family health, fertility, and the unique challenges and joys of age-gap families. Their intent signals suggest they are researching solutions and seeking community, evidenced by their engagement with content around fertility treatments and parenting advice. With an Instagram engagement rate of 2.05%, Hooper's audience demonstrates above-benchmark interaction compared to the platform average (1.5%), indicating a highly receptive and invested community.

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