When a teenage couple knows the news that they are going to be parents, the reactions can be varied, but as a general rule, fear and insecurity stand out above the others. The first thought that can come to a teenager is that he is not prepared to be a father, in many cases a question arises, how to tell his parents? and how will these react?
Although sex education evolves and the different means to prevent early pregnancy are made known, teenage pregnancies continue to occur. A teenage pregnancy It cannot be treated as a problem and you should receive support from future grandparents, you should not create an aura of fatality or misfortune, quite the opposite, if it has already happened and the teenager expects a baby, you just have to wish that Everything is developed properly and without any setback. A future adolescent father / mother begins to consider several decisions that will mark his life, these should be exclusively the result of noble feelings and proper meditation, marry or just live with the couple, leave studies to work and get the family forward or Do not leave them, live in the house of future grandparents or become independent.
A crude reality is the economy, many decisions will be made based on the resources available to young adolescents, in most cases null. Both families, maternal and paternal, should then willingly show their willingness to help as much as possible, in fact it is necessary for everything to come to fruition.
Prevention is the most appropriate way to avoid an early pregnancy, but when it has failed and the pregnancy has occurred, there is no reason to dismiss future parents as irresponsible, nor to reveal the precarious economic issues that are available .
We dedicate this post to Amanda, a girl who recently gave birth and whom parents have not even wanted to see, such cases still occur in our country unfortunately. That life smiles at the newborn and his parents who will give him all his love, that they do have. Congratulations!
