Table 3

Births to older teenagers ages 18–19, by live-birth order and race and Hispanic origin: United States, 2000 and 2022

Race and Hispanic originAll births1st births2nd and higher-order births
Total1NumberNumberPercent
2000310,277227,35982,91826.7
2022108,13789,89918,23816.9
Percent decline65607837
American Indian and Alaska Native, non-Hispanic
20004,6693,2391,43030.6
20221,4231,13628720.2
Percent decline70658034
Black, non-Hispanic
200072,26948,13624,13333.4
202221,34317,3823,96118.6
Percent decline70648444
White, non-Hispanic
2000144,778113,58831,19021.5
202238,09632,3545,74215.1
Percent decline74728230
Hispanic2
200080,42756,19624,23130.1
202241,30634,0127,29417.7
Percent decline49397041
1

Includes all race and Hispanic-origin groups, including those not shown separately.

2

People of Hispanic origin may be of any race.

SOURCE: National Center for Health Statistics, National Vital Statistics System, natality data file.

From: 73 number 6, Changes in First and Second Births to U.S. Teenagers From 2000 to 2022

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