A World of Teenage Pregnancy

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), a teenage pregnancy is a worldwide problem with an average of 160,000 young people a year between the ages of 15 and 19. This is 11% of all newborns in the world. Teenage pregnancies are a global problem, but most noticeable in countries such as sub-Saharan Africa, India, Asia, and so on. This is because marriages are done among teenagers between the ages of 13 and 19, leading to teenage pregnancy. The United States is the country with the highest teenage pregnancy rate among "developed countries", but the teenage pregnancy rate is high due to the exception of premature marriage.

In advanced countries, the causes of teen pregnancy are mainly because they are out of marriage, and because of many social dishonor, it is different. Therefore, adolescent sexual behavior is one of the reasons for teens pregnancy. In our world today, gender is the most important thing before 20 years old. It is normal in the world, which leads to a high level of teenage pregnancy. Comprehensive information on gender. (Chinwe Chibuzo, P. 2007)

A teenage pregnancy is a condition for a teenage girl to become pregnant (usually between 13 and 19 years old). The concept of respecting pregnant women in non-medical and legal sense is different in the world. The cause of teenage pregnancy in the modern world is the cause of drug addiction, lack of sex education, alcohol abuse, sexual abuse and inappropriate parental attention, as explained by the psychological effects of pregnant adolescent women is. Past Experiences At kindergartens, kindergartens and elementary schools, I participated in almost all social activities and deepened mutual understanding with my colleagues. The majority of the work I appointed brought good results, and my educators are always very grateful. I am also very active with my neighbor and always maintaining a good relationship with my colleagues.

Today's world still has preventable teenage pregnancies. Teenagers, parents, administrators of public schools, and teachers all help prevent teen pregnancy, but first tackle the issue of teens. If teens do not like learning from their parents or teachers, chances of faced with teenage pregnancy increases. Teenage pregnancies affect the lives of mothers, babies, and other people involved in this situation. According to the US Department of Health and Human Services (2013), "Adolescents' mothers are less likely to graduate from high school, are more reliable on public support, are more prone to poverty in adulthood, receive child education throughout their lives There is a high possibility "Only 40% of teenage mothers have graduated from high school" (National State Legislature, 2014)