Von den Extremen nach innen betrachtet hat jede mütterliche Altersgruppe in den letzten 8 Jahren ihre Plätze getauscht (z. B. 40+ und < 20, 20-24 und 35-39...). Blogbeitrag mit Code- und CSV-Datenlinks: https://aaronjbecker.com/posts/thirties-are-the-new-twenties-us-births-by-maternal-age-group/
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Data source: [CDC WONDER data portal](https://wonder.cdc.gov/natality.html), 3 separate queries (1995-2002, 2003-2006, 2007-2024)
Tools: python, matplotlib
I just discovered the [matplotlib-label-lines package](https://github.com/cphyc/matplotlib-label-lines); it’s easy to use and produces nice results, highly recommended.
[Blog post with visualization code (nothing that fancy this time, just a line plot) and links to download the CSV data](https://aaronjbecker.com/posts/thirties-are-the-new-twenties-us-births-by-maternal-age-group/) so you don’t have to use the WONDER query tool.
Seems pretty awesome to me
thank god cuz my twenties are not going how i wanted them to 💀
How’s the correlation to autism incidence?
Most of the drop in fertility is from young women having access/education about contraceptives. It turns out in the past most babies just came into the world by chance and ignorance
Sweet. Teen pregnancy is generally not great, and that seems like the biggest thing to change.