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Band 5+: The chart below gives data about percentage of women of different age giving birth to their first child.

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The image depicts a bar chart showing the percentage of women giving birth to their first child across three years: 1966, 1986, and 2006. In 1966: Under 19 (40%), 19-24 (60%), 25-30 (15%), 30-34 (3%), 34-39 (2%), Over 40 (0%). In 1986: Under 19 (35%), 19-24 (45%), 25-30 (38%), 30-34 (12%), 34-39 (3%), Over 40 (1%). In 2006: Under 19 (17%), 19-24 (30%), 25-30 (40%), 30-34 (27%), 34-39 (8%), Over 40 (2%).
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The bar chart demonstrates a percentage of Australian females giving birth to their first child over a period of 40 years.

Overall, women who were 19-39 had a high increase in bearing a first child over the period given.

As shown in the chart, females who were under 19 decreased having their first baby by 20 % by 2006, opposed to women who were in 30- 39 increased by 33% by the last period ,which was 33 and 12% correspondingly in 1966. In the same year, females who were over 40 was roughly 2% increased by 2 in 2006 after decreasing to 1% in 1986 in bearing their first child.

When it comes to 30-34 years old women, they increased from around 12% in 1966 to about 30 in 2006 compared to females who were in 19-24 recorded one of the highest percent about 62 in 1966 in the chart, decreased by roughly 27% in 2006 in having their first baby. Only women at the age of 25-30 were flactuated in bearing their first baby.

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The chart below gives data about percentage of women of different age giving birth to their first child.

Overall, the age of under 19 and 19-24 tend to trend downwards, otherwise, the age of 30-34 and 34-39 show trend upwards. The age of over 40 remained the fewest proportion in the 40 years. And the age of 25-30 increased percentage by 1986 but it decreased figures onwards 1986. First, the age of 19-24 […]

The chart below gives data about percentage of women of different age giving birth to their first child.

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