The supplied bar chart represents data about females in different age that gave a birth to the first child in Australia in the year 1966, 1986 and 2006. Assel

The data representation about females in different age groups to the first child in Australia in the

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1966, 1986 and 2006.

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first childbirth in percentages of various ages, with the socio-economic factors influencing these trends. Analysis of peak age groups for each year and reasons in the report shows a clear trend towards later motherhood in Australia. In 1966,

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mothers 20-24 reached a peak

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60%,

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the most common group was 20-25, with just under 40%,

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women aged 30-34 and older had a much smaller proportion. Interestingly, 35% of girls aged 19 and under

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gave birth during that year. The trend had begun to shift from quantity to quality in 1986. Females 25-39 having their first baby increased over 50%, and 30-34 around 20%,

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35-39 went up to 10%,

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down about 39%, 19 and under dropped to 20%. By 2006, the most common age group for first-time births was 30-34, with a percentage exceeding 50%. The figures for younger women (under 25) dropped significantly, especially those under 20, whose percentage fell to nearly 10%. The proportion of first-time mothers aged 30-39 and even 40+

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saw gradual increases.