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Making the world better, one answer at a time. For me it has been fairly easy to get pregnant after the age of 36. Unfortunately, I have had multiple miscarriages. I had a miscarriage and then a full-term pregnancy, which resulted in the birth of a healthy baby boy who is now two years old.I then had two miscarriages at the age of 38/39. Now we are now trying for a second child. had a miscarriage and then a full-term pregnancy, which resulted in the birth of a healthy baby boy who is now two years old. I then had two miscarriages at the age of 38/39. Now we are now trying for a second child.
Last year, Dr. David Kreiner, a reproductive endocrinologist in New York, helped a woman have a baby at 54. Dr. Jamie Grifo, also in New York, recently helped a woman get pregnant at age 55. Both doctors say these days, it's not that difficult to get pregnant in your late 40s or early 50s -- as long as you have two things: someone else's eggs and at least $16,000 or so.