Over the past 25 years in the U.S., the age of first-time mothers has risen significantly, now averaging around 27.5 years. Factors influencing this trend include economic conditions, the pursuit of higher education, and changing societal attitudes towards parenthood. TikTok creator Jordan Simone discusses the evolving perception of what it means to be a 'young parent' today, noting that many view those in their late 20s as still very much in that category. This shift also reflects broader trends around marriage and child-rearing norms, particularly in urban areas like New York City.
Many women today are opting to have children later, pushing the average for first-time mothers to about 27.5 years, indicating a shift in societal norms.
TikTok creator Jordan Simone reflects on the perception of young parents, suggesting the term may now refer to those closer to 30 rather than the previous stigma of teenage parenting.
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