Adolescent Mothers

Because there is a risk of repeating pregnancy, gender is a factor that affects the health of the adolescent mother. Also, if you are sexually active, there is a high risk of sexually transmitted diseases (Aujoulat et al., 2010). Repetitive pregnancies against adolescent mothers are common concerns confirmed in the literature (Aujoulat et al., Chablani and Spinney, 2011, and Stiles, 2010). This is reasonable for most interventions to adolescent mothers, including comprehensive health care including contraception counseling and education.

The baby's father born from a young mother is the focus of recent report. Nearly two-thirds of teenage mothers have partners over 20.29 years 30, 30 In some cases, teenage mothers with older partners are at the expense of fraud and compulsion of sexual abuse It might be. Puberty father is similar to adolescent mother, but may be higher than father such as low academic performance, high dropout rate, lack of funds, lower income potential 31-33 . Many people are going to continue participating. Many young fathers do not know how to engage in their children's lives, and many current teens pregnancy and parenting programs are reaching the lives of young fathers' children and are seeking ways to attract them I will.

Puberty pregnancy is the purpose of prevention, as adolescent mothers, children, and society have a bad influence on psychological, social and economic. "The various signs of poverty and social collapse are statistically related to adolescent birthrate - which is one of the causes and consequences of adolescent birthrate" (Kirby, 1997). If you are born in adolescence, 1) your chances of completing your research will be lowered, 2) your chances of having a larger family will increase, 3) your chances of being a single parent will increase (Kirby, 1997). Teenage mothers' children are in danger. On average, they are 1) a low-irritation family environment, 2) poor physical condition, 3) reduced cognitive development, 4) reduced educational outcomes, 5) high behavioral problems, 6 puberty birth rates are children Higher elderly mother (Maynard, 1996, Kirby, 1997)