have (a child)

To "have" a child means to give birth. This can be a little confusing because to "have a child" also simply means that you are a parent and your son or daughter exists. But you usually use "have" in the present tense to mean that you are a parent:

I have a son.

She has three daughters.

And you use "had" in the past tense to mean that you gave birth to a child:

I heard she just had a baby.

But there is also a case where you use the past tense to mean that someone did have a child, but now the child or the parent is dead:

Mark Twain had four children.

We had a son, too, but he died soon after birth.

(someone)(is/was)(a number)

You certainly must know the phrase "I'm ___ years old". But you can also just say "I'm ___":

I'm 31.

She was 94 when she passed away.