Teenage Mothers

Being a parent has permanently and deeply changed the teenager's life. Most girls forget happy marriage dreams and colleges are almost impossible The goal that most teenage mothers have not achieved is high school graduation. The identity of teenagers in 1950 is higher than today, but the situation is different. Most girls are 18 or 19, many are married. Just a few single mothers actually have children.

Mfono (2008) believes that girls whose mothers are teenagers are more likely to become mothers of their teenage age. Arai (2008) observed in the UK and the US that the daughter of a teenage mother is more likely to be a mother of a teenager than the daughter of an older mother. According to Hlabangana (2012), this is because these teenagers are coming from being "ordinary" communities for their teenage mothers, as most people become teenage mothers . HRSC 's 2008 study on October pregnancy in Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban (South Africa) is consistent with Hlabangana' s claim that teenage pregnancies have normalized. According to respondents in the HRSC study, young people who were not pregnant were considered "other" and asked when they were pregnant.

Many studies have shown that teenage pregnancies are associated with school life turmoil, social disadvantages and continuous poverty cycle, and many teenage mothers themselves are teenage mothers I am a child. Culture is increasingly seen as a series of actions occurring in specific areas of communities such as families and facilities (Bartley, 2004). Depending on society, married marriage and traditional roles are also important elements that could lead to teenage pregnancies. In some African countries, especially in the northern part, during pregnancy or traditionally this is a sign of fertility, such as Nigeria, which is a good thing and a blessing for young girls and their families. It is also practiced in India, but it is more practical in cities, but also more practical in rural areas of the country.