Coping With An Unplanned Pregnancy
An unplanned pregnancy may be one of the biggest trials any young girl faces; it can be frightening, shocking, and upsetting, to say the least.
When it comes to dealing with the pregnancy, coping with emotions such as anxiety, anger, and fear, will allow you to make a sound and wise decision when it comes to the fate of your baby.
First off, find someone you trust that you can talk to: a good friend, trusted family member, or even a counselor or volunteer from an organization such as Planned Parenthood.
Dealing with a pregnancy alone can be very difficult.
You should find someone you can talk to so you can discuss all available options to deal with the pregnancy.
You want to think through all decisions because you will ultimately have to live with your choice.
Speaking with a counselor may be a good option because it allows you to speak with an uninvolved party; you will be able to receive unbiased support and information regarding your options.
Read pregnancy books and research the pregnancy process so you will know what to expect as your body changes during the nine months and how to properly take care of yourself and your baby.
It is not very feasible to hide a pregnancy so you will eventually have to tell your family and the father.
Loved ones such as your parents may also be shocked, but will just need some time to adjust with the situation before giving you their full support.
Adoption is a great alternative for young women who are not able to raise their child due to personal or financial reason.
You will not only be giving your baby the life he or she deserves, you will give the greatest gift to a couple not able to have their own children.
Adoption centers are a great resource for support, information, and help in making your decision.
If you are considering adoption, contact local agencies to find out what the process entails and requires.
A number of adoption centers offer a wide range of services to help the birth mother (some will even pay living and medical expenses).
They can also offer general counseling and even legal advice concerning the adoption.
Contact an adoption agency in your area for further information.
When it comes to dealing with the pregnancy, coping with emotions such as anxiety, anger, and fear, will allow you to make a sound and wise decision when it comes to the fate of your baby.
First off, find someone you trust that you can talk to: a good friend, trusted family member, or even a counselor or volunteer from an organization such as Planned Parenthood.
Dealing with a pregnancy alone can be very difficult.
You should find someone you can talk to so you can discuss all available options to deal with the pregnancy.
You want to think through all decisions because you will ultimately have to live with your choice.
Speaking with a counselor may be a good option because it allows you to speak with an uninvolved party; you will be able to receive unbiased support and information regarding your options.
Read pregnancy books and research the pregnancy process so you will know what to expect as your body changes during the nine months and how to properly take care of yourself and your baby.
It is not very feasible to hide a pregnancy so you will eventually have to tell your family and the father.
Loved ones such as your parents may also be shocked, but will just need some time to adjust with the situation before giving you their full support.
Adoption is a great alternative for young women who are not able to raise their child due to personal or financial reason.
You will not only be giving your baby the life he or she deserves, you will give the greatest gift to a couple not able to have their own children.
Adoption centers are a great resource for support, information, and help in making your decision.
If you are considering adoption, contact local agencies to find out what the process entails and requires.
A number of adoption centers offer a wide range of services to help the birth mother (some will even pay living and medical expenses).
They can also offer general counseling and even legal advice concerning the adoption.
Contact an adoption agency in your area for further information.