Teen Births Plunge 73% As US Women In Their 40s Overtake Teenagers Having Babies For The First Time
For the first time, US women in their early 40s are having more babies than teenagers, marking a significant demographic shift driven by declining teen pregnancies and rising later motherhood.
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