Covariates of Early Childbearing

Early childbearing means the early growth that is the growth capacity of teen ages women. It is apparent that early childbearing vary with varying demographic and socio-economic variables. Very little attention is given as to how to capture the pattern of early childbearing with respect to age, age at marriage, duration of marriage, children ever born as well with varying socio-economic situation like education of women, education of husband and working status of women and so on. Among the studies available, most of the focus on the consequence for developed countries. Early childbearing in human population is the achieved fertility of a woman or a group of women less than 20 years of age. While On-time childbearing involves less, both early and delayed childbearing involve high-risk also involves in having children in quick succession as well as in having children more than three or four. Thus childbearing occurs early or late, in quick succession and at higher parity (more than 3 or 4) involves high-risk and beyond these have some low-risk. The present study is an attempt to analyze the childbearing pattern that are termed as high-risk and low-risk.

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Dr. M. Roshidul Islam is a Lecturer. He obtained his B.Sc (Honours) and M.Sc degree in Statistics from the University of Rajshahi. Later he obtained his Ph.D degree from the same University. During his 9 years of teaching experience, he has published a good number of research papers in the national and international journals.