Teenage Pregnancy
Introduction
1. Teenage pregnancy
2. Unplanned Parenthood
3. Secrets among male and females between 13 and 16 of age
A. having unprotected sex can cause pregnancy
B. being in the wrong place at the wrong time
Knowing the facts out here about teenagers lives and what their doing.
1. Things parents are not knowing
2. Getting to the bottom line of what they may be going through
3. Drinking and using drugs.
A. Getting drunk behind parents back
B. getting involved when it comes to knowing where your kids are
Conclusion
If they do not take control of the situation of teenage pregnancy it will get further out of hand and not only will 13 and 14 year old will get pregnant 10 and 11 year olds will be having sex also
And not be thinking of what is going to happened next. Teenage pregnancy # 3
Today in this society so many teenagers are having sex and not realizing the outcome of what is going too happened after they have done it? Not all parents are in their kids business enough when they should be. Wondering where your kids are at all times when they are in their early teenage years are one of the good ways you can keep track of what they do on daily basics. Most of the time kids don’t do the right thing and they are most likely to not return from school on time either and that’s why parents need to understand their kids and for the kids to try to understand the parents and know that their parents are not putting them down they just care.
There are many factors that can be attributed to teenage pregnancy
Children who are sometimes most likely to go out partying and drinking are the ones who are being raised by one parent at home when a parent is absent most kids in a single home run away looking for attention in the streets, not saying parents should be forced to stay together so that the kids can do right but
1. Teenage pregnancy
2. Unplanned Parenthood
3. Secrets among male and females between 13 and 16 of age
A. having unprotected sex can cause pregnancy
B. being in the wrong place at the wrong time
Knowing the facts out here about teenagers lives and what their doing.
1. Things parents are not knowing
2. Getting to the bottom line of what they may be going through
3. Drinking and using drugs.
A. Getting drunk behind parents back
B. getting involved when it comes to knowing where your kids are
Conclusion
If they do not take control of the situation of teenage pregnancy it will get further out of hand and not only will 13 and 14 year old will get pregnant 10 and 11 year olds will be having sex also
And not be thinking of what is going to happened next. Teenage pregnancy # 3
Today in this society so many teenagers are having sex and not realizing the outcome of what is going too happened after they have done it? Not all parents are in their kids business enough when they should be. Wondering where your kids are at all times when they are in their early teenage years are one of the good ways you can keep track of what they do on daily basics. Most of the time kids don’t do the right thing and they are most likely to not return from school on time either and that’s why parents need to understand their kids and for the kids to try to understand the parents and know that their parents are not putting them down they just care.
There are many factors that can be attributed to teenage pregnancy
Children who are sometimes most likely to go out partying and drinking are the ones who are being raised by one parent at home when a parent is absent most kids in a single home run away looking for attention in the streets, not saying parents should be forced to stay together so that the kids can do right but
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