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The average age of first-time mothers has risen significantly over the past 30 years. According to the author's research, the average age increased from 22.6 years in 1980 to 25 years in 2009. Most of those surveyed cited higher education as the primary reason for delaying childbirth into their late 20s or older. Social expectations have also shifted to emphasize career and education attainment before starting a family. The trends suggest social influences are contributing to women's choices to have children later in life.
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Thesis: This research seeks to investigate significant facts and factors surrounding teen pregnancy, which identifies it to be a social problem.
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Average age at first child birth
- 1. AVERAGE AGE AT FIRST CHILD BIRTH Leo Beede
- 2. Problem Statement • The average age of individuals having a kid for the first time has increased over the past 30 years, and are our society’s expectations to graduate college and pursue a career affecting these averages?
- 3. Average Age of First Child Birth
- 4. Child Birth Age Trends • From 1980 to 2009, the age at first childbirth rose from 22.6 to 25 years. (11% increase) • Rise was the greatest during the 1980s (7% increase). • The increase in age slowed (1.3% increase) during the 1990s and rose only slightly in the 2000s. (1.6% increase)
- 5. Fieldwork • For this project, I polled 52 people with a short, four question analysis that I thought would help give some insight to why the age at first childbirth was rising. • The questions I asked were: • “When is the best time to have kids (18-25, 25-32, 32-40, or 40+)?” • “Why is this the best time to have kids?” • “Are you planning on having kids someday?” • “Do you think you‟ll have kids during the „best time‟?”
- 6. Fieldwork (cont.) • The majority of those I polled said the best time to have kids was 25-32 (29 members—56%). • When I asked them to get more specific, 22 out of the 29 said 28+ • Out of the 39 people who said 25+ was the best time to have kids, the most common reason given for waiting to have children was education (28 members—72%) • 15% of the people I interviewed said they weren‟t really interested in having kids at all.
- 7. Social Influence • As I researched the childbirth age trends, I noticed that there was a similarity between childbirth and marriage. • The age at first marriage has steadily risen since 1980 as well. • This seems to suggest that it is social influence that is causing these trends.
- 9. Social Acceptibility • With each generation, the importance of education and careers rises. • Most of the people I polled suggested that having kids at an early age is not a good idea. • Those who do have kids at an early age are likely to receive negative responses for doing so.
- 10. What I Learned • Through this research project I learned that the average age at a woman‟s first childbirth has risen over the past 30 years. • The importance of getting a college education is increasing. • More parents are encouraging their kids to pursue higher education in hopes this will aid them in having a more financial stable future.
- 11. References • http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data_access/vitalstats/VitalStats _Births.htm • https://www.cpc.unc.edu/measure/prh/rh_indicators/specif ic/fertility/age-at-first-birth • http://www.pewsocialtrends.org/2010/05/06/the-new- demography-of-american-motherhood/ • http://ncfmr.bgsu.edu/pdf/family_profiles/file107893.pdf