I will be discussing this story tomorrow
on Relevant Radio with Drew Mariani, at 12:15 Pacific Time.
More than half of millennial women aged 26 to 31 who have babies are either unmarried or single instead of part of a married couple, according to a recent
study from Johns Hopkins University.Fifty-seven percent of children born to millennial women are born out of wedlock, and 63 percent are born to women lacking a college education,
according to the Hopkins study, entitled “Changing Fertility Regimes and the Transition to Adulthood.”In fact, the only group that primarily follows a more traditional marriage-before-children pattern are college graduates, 90 percent of whom have
children within marriage, the study found.“It is now unusual for non-college graduates who have children in their teens and twenties to have all of them within marriage.”
What do I have to say about it? Tune in and find out!
