The troubles I faced were whenever I was done caring for the baby I realized it would take naps and so I'd try to do chores or take a shower but the baby would cry right in the middle of whatever I was doing. Surprisingly it actually didn’t effect my sleep as much. When it did get in the way of something it didn’t really effect whatever it was that I was doing. I don’t think I ever got frustrated either.
It was weird being a mom, but all my friends and family knew it was just a project so they didn’t treat me any different. I definitely would be effected if I had a baby because I wouldn’t be able to hang out with my friends. It didn’t affect my social life because I took it home over the weekend.
I would need to get a job to provide for my baby. I would need to make the house baby proof and buy baby stuff. I'd need to get a babysitter …show more content…
It didn’t change my views on having kids I still look forward to being a parent. It was worthwhile getting a small taste of parenthood. I do feel awful for teenage moms because they have a real baby and it's worse and everyday all day. The also have to change their whole life because of it. If a teenager wanted to have kids I would say well if so you have your job, house, car, money and baby supplies? When they say no I'll say give it a thought after you have those things. I'd tell them its worth the wait because it wouldn't only benefit the parent, but it would be better for the baby. To improve this project I wouldn’t allow quiet times. I'd make the clothes have scanners in them so they would have to change the clothes. I would also add baby wipes with the diapers. Most of all we should have to have them for a longer period of