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This paper  is  the  latest  in  a ,series  initiated  in  1999  which  investigates  childbearing  in  low  fertility countries  from ,a  cohort ,perspective.  Principal  conclusions:  Major  changes ,in  childbearing patterns are continuously taking place in almost all countries. Large families with four and  more ,children  have  all  but  disappeared.  Almost  everywhere ,the  two-child  family  became,dominant.  Proportions of childless women,and  of one-child  families were  increasing  among,recent  cohorts.  Childbearing  postponement ,is  a ,virtually  universal  process ,in  contemporary low-fertility  populations.  In  Central  and  Eastern  European  (CEE)  countries,  starting with  the  1960s  cohorts,  changes  in  age  patterns  of childbearing  have  been  profound

Cohort birth order, parity progression ratio and parity distribution trends in developed countries