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Wrinkles and nappies: The men who become fathers in their 50s, 60s and beyond

By Andrew Billen
The Times·
19 mins to read

Fathers are getting (much) older ― and it is not just celebrities like Mick Jagger and Al Pacino. Andrew Billen, 65, who has two young daughters, weighs up the joys and challenges of having children later in life.

When my first daughter was born 16 years ago, I was 49. I felt fully qualified to be referred to as an older father. Now I am not so sure. This June Al Pacino, who is 83, had a baby boy with

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