Will you tell your teenage daughter to use contraceptives?
By Jessa08
@Jessa08 (2)
November 12, 2012 2:03am CST
As what i noticed so many teenage girls got pregnant at the age of 14-16.
3 responses
@hlfbldmom (743)
• Philippines
12 Nov 12
I wont tell them to use but rather i will sit and talk to them about the disadvantage of teenage pregnancy. I will tell them to prioritize their studies rather than flirting and go out for a date at their young age like what I did with my niece. I always remind them of their priorities. It's easy to get a boyfriend anytime when they already finish their studies and have stable life.
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@Jessa08 (2)
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12 Nov 12
Last two years ago, my 16 years old sister got pregnant. The hard thing is, she was studying just stop because of what happened. As its already happened i don't want it to happen again to my another sister which is graduating.We been advising her to priorities studies and what would happen to her if she got pregnant. We did all what you said Hlfbldmom but still it happens. Its like if you say no to them they will do the opposite way.
@mzz663 (2772)
• United States
12 Nov 12
There seem to be a lot of young girls having babies. I seen a show on TV called teenage mom and I think it glorifies the way young girls think. They seem to think it is easy and what they don't know is hurting them and the new babies.
When my daughter was younger, I had her on birth control pills, not for birth control itself, but because she had horrible cramps and this helped with that. I let her know when she got them that it did not mean that she could go do what she wanted.
@zhao865342165 (8)
• China
12 Nov 12
I'll tell them to use contraceptives. I hope that my teenage daughter to get pregnant in plan. I don't like my daughter to be pregnant out of plan and hurt her body. When she is at the age of 14-16,she can have her boyfriend.
