Teen Pregnancy in the United States

"About 1 million teenagers are pregnant each year in the United States, they bring a tremendous loss to themselves, their children, and society" (help of teens during pregnancy, Teen pregnancy statistics) Some people say that teens pregnancy has been beautified. Other people will protest that it is too much impact. Puberty pregnancy is a growing social problem in the United States and other countries. Adolescent pregnancy is currently being advertised as a multimedia company with programs such as "16 & pregnant", "teen mother", "Maury", "secret life for American teenager", "Juno"

The US government is working very hard to reduce teen pregnancy in the United States. (Edelson 115) In the United States, adolescent pregnancies cost at least $ 7 billion per year. (Adolescent Pregnancy Facts and Statistics) Many people continue to benefit because they can not take care of their children. Cost of adolescents pregnancy in welfare and health care is high. About 80% of teenage mothers have not completed high school. Is not it a good idea to acquire more teenagers to acquire a high school diploma? It is a pity that many young people can not look after their children and can not finish high school because they can not keep going to school. If birth control is given, high school dropout rate will decrease

Adolescent pregnancy has become a problem for the United States over the years. Although the rate has declined since the 1990s, the teen pregnancy rate in the US is still higher than in other Western societies (Arai, 2009). Teenage pregnancies are accompanied by a number of adverse consequences such as reduced educational experience, reduced employment, family expansion, and increased risks of parents and poverty (Turner, 1990). A young mother struggles hard every day. - In the past decade, American teenagers have ignored health conditions due to diet and exercise shortages. However, adolescence should not be the cause of obesity. Due to stress, depression, social stress, and grandparents' eating habits, it may be an important factor in adolescent obesity. Therefore, schools can change the lives of teenagers by encouraging a more healthy diet. If eating habits do not change, teenagers become obese.