The chart and table below show the average number of children born to one woman and the average age of women when they had their first child in two countries between 1920 and 2019

The line graph illustrates a comparison between the United Kingdom and

Kazakhstan

and the

number

of

children

born to

women

in these countries between the years 1920 and 2019. The table indicates the average age of

women

from both countries when they gave birth to their first child.

Overall

, it can be seen that Kazakhstani

women

maintained a higher

number

of

children

born in the country than

the

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United Kingdom during the aforementioned period.

Moreover

, the trend of younger

women

giving birth in

Kazakhstan

compared to

the

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British

women

continued. In 1920, the average

number

of

children

born to a

Kazakh

woman

in comparison to a

British

woman

was about 3.5 and 2 respectively. The

number

rose in 1960 to 4.5

children

born to

women

from

Kazakhstan

,

while

slightly increasing to 2.5 in the case of

British

women

. These figures significantly dropped for

Kazakh

women

from 4.5 to 2.5 and later increased only by 0.5 (that was, 3) in almost two decades.

Whereas

with a slight dip 1.5

children

per

British

woman

was seen in 2019. As per the table, in 1920, the average age of the

Kazakh

woman

to have her first child was 23.5,

while

it was 3 years above for the

British

women

.

This

difference was reduced in 1980 between the UK and

Kazakhstan

with ages 26.5 and 26 respectively. It was evident that by the year 2019, the age of a

Kazakh

woman

giving birth deferred to almost 4 years.