Postponing Motherhood

Jane Swanson *, who postponed childbirth as a senior at a small high school in Connecticut, participated in weekly volleyball exercises, attended college, had an exam, planned to spend time with friends and boyfriend. She was a typical teenager until the age of 17 and knew she was pregnant. Shocked by the news, she did not know what to do, so she told her friend about her choice. I was particularly surprised that she used condoms and had safe sex. Sadly, half of 3 million abortion women each year use some form of contraceptive during pregnancy.

There are many reasons for women abortion. They may be pregnant and single and may wish to delay delivery. They feel that they can not respond to other children at this particular time. They are victims of rape and incest. They want to protect their health and lives. They may still be pregnant and have children, but they may commit suicide

Studies have shown that British women are delaying birth in recent decades. This is because I want to qualify before going to a university or university, or want to achieve educational desires before I start my family. Researchers at Oxford University, the University of Groningen and the University of Wageningen in the Netherlands show that in the UK, the background of women's families is much greater than the articles published in demographic magazines. Compared with the end of the Second World War, the average age of the first mother in Europe and America has increased by 4 to 5 years at the end of the 20th century. According to the newspaper, the level of education for women is increasing during the same period. Using statistical office national data, researchers tracked groups of women born in the UK between 1944 and 1967 and understood how they affect reproductive behavior.