Research

Statement of the Problem
1. What are the reasons of Early Pregnancy among teenagers ages 13 to 16 years old?
2. How does pregnancy affect teenagers Psychologically and Physically?
3. What are the choices teenagers often resort to upon knowledge of Early Pregnancy?
4. How common is Early Pregnancy nowadays?
5. What are the possible solutions to prevent Early Pregnancy among teenagers?
Objectives:
To prevent teenagers in being pregnant in an early age.
Purpose:
For us to know the curiosity of all Teenagers and to answer the questions that bothers in our minds. Perhaps, it can help us to be more open-minded in that issue.

Importance |
During the last quarter-century in particular, there has been a serious overall decline in the rate of teen pregnancy, and this is quite possibly due to the increased availability of contraceptives, as well as the more openly talked about discussion of sex and protection for sex in general. Teen pregnancy, although it may seem as though a growing epidemic, is actually lessening, and this is due to many reasons.

Benefits
There is a misconception that children are too great a responsibility and too costly for teenagers to take on. Unfortunately overshadowed by these close-minded views, the benefits of teenage pregnancy and parenting get swept under the rug. In addition, shunning this path has left a shocking lack of exploration into new and better child raising ideas based on teenagers having babies.

Who: How:
Teenagers Having early serious relation with the opposite sex

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