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“Pretty Young” 39-Year-Old Grandma Goes Viral: “Three Generations Can Go Clubbing Together”
“Pretty Young” 39-Year-Old Grandma Goes Viral: “Three Generations Can Go Clubbing Together”

“Pretty Young” 39-Year-Old Grandma Goes Viral: “Three Generations Can Go Clubbing Together”

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A 39-year-old grandmother from Suzhou, Anhui province, in eastern China, has become a social media sensation after videos of her feeding her month-old grandson went viral due to her youthful appearance.

The woman, who remains unnamed and uses the username “Grandmother Born in 1985” on social media, has nearly 20,000 followers.

Highlights
  • The user “Grandmother Born in 1985″ went viral on social media with her youthful appearance.
  • The grandmother and the mother of the baby look indistinguishable in appearance.
  • A user commented on the woman's video, saying, "This grandmother can give birth to an uncle or aunt for this little baby."
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    The woman goes by the name “Grandmother Born in 1985″ on social media

    Pretty young 39-year-old grandma with long black hair, sitting on a beige couch, wearing a gold watch and white top.

    Image credits: South China Morning Post

    The woman’s posts typically showcase everyday activities such as feeding her grandson, changing diapers, and preparing meals for her family.

    The recent viral video shows the woman bottle-feeding the baby while the baby’s mother lies on the bed for a rest, according to Baidu’s report. The baby, who is nearly one month old, is the woman’s first grandson.

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    A relative said anyone who didn’t know the woman would “think [she is] the baby’s mother”

    A young-looking grandmother feeding a baby with a bottle, showcasing youthful appearance and family bonding.

    Image credits: DUSHI.CA

    In the video, which went viral on March 8, a relative filming the scene comments on the grandmother‘s youthful look, suggesting that she could be mistaken for the mother of the baby. “For anyone who does not know your family, he will think you are the baby’s mother, instead of his grandmother,” the relative says.

    “Look, how young this grandmother is! She was just born in 1985,” the relative says.

    The grandmother, sporting a long ponytail and light makeup, responds with a shy smile before turning away from the camera.

    Her followers commented on the woman’s videos in awe

    Young grandma, 39, holds and feeds a baby in a cozy room.

    Image credits: DUSHI.CA

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    Her followers often express surprise at her young age and appearance, with one user saying, “I am at the same age as her, but I am not married yet. What can I say?”

    Another jokingly added, “I was born in the 1970s and my kid is still in kindergarten. Why are you in such a hurry to become a grandmother?”

    “This grandmother can give birth to an uncle or aunt for this little baby,” said another.

    A netizen joked, “Nice. Three generations can go clubbing together.”

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    Viewers said they couldn’t distinguish the mother and the grandmother of the baby

    Pretty young woman, 39-year-old grandma, sitting in bed with pastel bedding, wearing a pink top, looking relaxed.

    Image credits: DUSHI.CA

    One of her videos shows the woman and her daughter-in-law. Many viewers said they could not distinguish the duo because they looked the same age.

    Another also captures tender moments between the grandmother and her grandson, including scenes where she talks gently to him while holding him in her arms.

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    “While taking care of my grandson, I feel my legs and waist are not sore anymore. I have more strength when climbing the stairs,” she wrote in her caption.

    Becoming a young grandmother has recently become a phenomenon in Asia

    A "pretty young" grandma holds a baby, illustrating timeless generational bonds.

    Image credits: DUSHI.CA

    A young-looking grandmother smiling while holding a baby, highlighting three generations.

    Image credits: DUSHI.CA

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    According to SCMP, this phenomenon of becoming a grandmother at a relatively young age is not unique to China or Asia.

    Earlier this year, Shirli Ling, a 34-year-old online influencer from Singapore, also became a grandmother. She has committed to providing more support to her 17-year-old son, who is the father of the child.

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    Additionally, a woman from Shandong province, born in 1988, became a mother-in-law last year after admitting she had her son at 16. Meanwhile, a 38-year-old woman from Anhui was recently celebrated as “the most beautiful mother-in-law,” following the viral spread of her son’s wedding videos.

    Netizens are divided on the ‘young grandma’ trend

    Text discussing a 39-year-old grandma, highlighting generational differences and social trends.

    Comment by user Western-Monk-8551 stating, "That's pretty young. 50 is more a grandma age.

    Text exchange discussing a "pretty young" grandma being 43 at birth, highlighting support and love.

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    User comment about a grandma becoming one at 39, congratulating another person.

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    Comment about a 39-year-old grandma being young enough to enjoy fun times with her grandchild.

    Text comment about three generations having close ages, highlighting a "pretty young" grandma.

    Comment from user Teawillfixit about life at 36 compared to a 39-year-old grandma.

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    Irmak Bayrakdar

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    Mari
    Community Member
    8 months ago (edited) Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    It is not that young, there are a lot of grandmothers under the age of 40 ( in poor countries) Someone in my husbands family became grandmother when she was 34.

    Petra D.
    Community Member
    8 months ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    This poll makes no sense. No one chooses to be a grandparent. This is just what happens when your kids (the ones who actively chooses the do the thing) have kids... its not like she had a choice... 🫠

    LakotaWolf (she/her)
    Community Member
    8 months ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I mean, you CAN choose to be a grandparent or not, though. If you choose to not have children, you will never become a grandparent ;)

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    Libstak
    Community Member
    8 months ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    My parents were grandparents before mum was 40. It just takes a birth between 18 and 20 for each mum, not that uncommon, even today.

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    Mari
    Community Member
    8 months ago (edited) Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    It is not that young, there are a lot of grandmothers under the age of 40 ( in poor countries) Someone in my husbands family became grandmother when she was 34.

    Petra D.
    Community Member
    8 months ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    This poll makes no sense. No one chooses to be a grandparent. This is just what happens when your kids (the ones who actively chooses the do the thing) have kids... its not like she had a choice... 🫠

    LakotaWolf (she/her)
    Community Member
    8 months ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I mean, you CAN choose to be a grandparent or not, though. If you choose to not have children, you will never become a grandparent ;)

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    Libstak
    Community Member
    8 months ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    My parents were grandparents before mum was 40. It just takes a birth between 18 and 20 for each mum, not that uncommon, even today.

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