Discussion AVERAGE AGE OF FIRST TIME MOTHERS?

[MongoloidJoe]

What Is The Average Age Of First Time Mothers? • CHILD Magazines

What is now the most common age of women when they have their first baby; how has this changed in Australia and what are the forecasts?

www.childmags.com.au

Dis y u incel

 

[decembrist_kirillov]

rotten eggs

 

[MongoloidJoe]

The difference in when women start families cuts along many of the same lines that divide the country in other ways, and the biggest one is education. Women with college degrees have children an average of seven years later than those without — and often use the years in between to finish school and build their careers and incomes.
People with a higher socioeconomic status “just have more potential things they could do instead of being a parent, like going to college or grad school and having a fulfilling career,” said Heather Rackin, a sociologist at Louisiana State University who studies fertility. “Lower-socioeconomic-status people might not have as many opportunity costs — and motherhood has these benefits of emotional fulfillment, status in their community and a path to becoming an adult.”

 

[Soulflayer]

Dis y u incel

massive cope my mom was 19 when i was born yet im incel as fuck. on the other hand there are normies and slayers born to 30-35 year old parents and they dont have issues

 

[der_komische]

when I was in assburger group therapy most guys there had moms 35-40yo older than them and they looked all kinds of fucked up

 

[MongoloidJoe]

massive cope my mom was 19 when i was born yet im incel as fuck. on the other hand there are normies and slayers born to 30-35 year old parents and they dont have issues

ya but finding a young foid in her prime is unlikely theyre all going to college and working careers

 

[MongoloidJoe]

when I was in assburger group therapy most guys there had moms 35-40yo older than them and they looked all kinds of fucked up

autists tend to do that

 

[Justdone]

The difference in when women start families cuts along many of the same lines that divide the country in other ways, and the biggest one is education. Women with college degrees have children an average of seven years later than those without — and often use the years in between to finish school and build their careers and incomes.
People with a higher socioeconomic status “just have more potential things they could do instead of being a parent, like going to college or grad school and having a fulfilling career,” said Heather Rackin, a sociologist at Louisiana State University who studies fertility. “Lower-socioeconomic-status people might not have as many opportunity costs — and motherhood has these benefits of emotional fulfillment, status in their community and a path to becoming an adult.”

The average girl thinks she’s too good for the average guy and take themselves out the dating pool in the west