Vital Statistics Reports

National Vital Statistics Reports:

1. By Stephanie J. Ventura M.A and Christine A. Bachrach, PHD

This is a 39 page report.

National Vital Statistics Reports

From the CDC

National Center for Health Statistics

National Vital Statistics System Year 2000

Nonmarital Childbearing Or Unmarried Women

The report States Women of Childbearing Age 15 -18.

Young Adults according to this report are 15-18 years old nowhere else in these reports are they refered to as Children.

So this only proves that real children who have not reached Puberty can not have children. A child is somone not of Childbearing Age and are under the age of 11.

15years old is the normal age for Young Adults to have children of their own. Thus Child Support refers to someone under the age of 11 or 15 depending on when they reach Puberty. This is from official sources and court records too.

Thus Teenagers are Young Adults medicaly speaking according to these reports.

Thus Child Support is for Children not Independent Adults that can be Emancipated.

Thus there are descripancies and inaccuracies in other books that does not corralate with this data.

Teenaged Women is also used in this report to refer to them as Young Adults.

The charts in this report gives the Birth Rate for Unmarried and Married Women 15-44.

So a Mother or Women gives birth at 15 to 18 years of age.

Source: National Vital Statistics System

In all the National Vital Statistics Reports the word Child, Children, Minor, Minor Child or Minor Children is not used at all.

So these Scientific Facts support exactly what a Child is defined as.

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