How many times does a parent have to remind their child about
contraception,and sexually transmitted diseases. What does it take for
a parent to be heard. In some unfortunate cases children just do not
listen and choose to ignore the best advice any parent can give to
their child.

It is hard for a parent to see their child having a child. Unwanted
pregnancies in teens, a sad situation but the damage is done so accept
the situation and start to face up to responsibilities

Matters intend to get out of hand by leaving it to late to consult a
doctor or talking to your parents. You could be putting yourself and
that of your unborn child in danger. If you have any inclinations that
you are pregnant seek help right away.

What is mum and dad going to say may be causing you unnecessary worry.
I can not say that they will be happy with the news you are about to
spring on them. But remember at the end of the day this is your mum
and what do mums do, they care and give their support.

No doubt those famous words will be spoken in a raised voice like, I
told you this would happen and how could you have been so stupid? But
she is right, mum's advice is always right when it comes down to
protecting her kids.

After coming to terms and accepting that she is going to be a
grandmother the situation eases.
Believe me when I say if ever you needed anyone to give you support
throughout this teenage pregnancy, it is your mum so talk to her.

Contraception is about helping to stop unwanted pregnancies also STDs
are prevented by the use of a condom. Which would be the worst an
unwanted teen pregnancy or a STD. Let me

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