This indicator reflects the central value of the age at which women between 25 and 49 years old experience their first childbirth, specifically within the lowest quarter of the data set. By examining this metric, we gain
insight into societal trends related to family planning, economic stability, and access to reproductive health resources. A lower median age may suggest cultural or economic factors encouraging earlier motherhood, while higher figures could indicate shifts towards delayed childbearing influenced by education, career aspirations, or changing familial structures. The data can serve as a crucial tool for policymakers and researchers aiming to understand and address the
implications of age at first birth on both individual health outcomes and broader demographic trends within the community.
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