I sincerely hope that my daughter will not get pregnant at a very fragile age for her, because we are supposed to have all the awkward conversations with her. I can't know how it will go from now on, but ... yes, I wouldn't be happy for my child to show up one day and tell me it's the end of the 4th month. I honestly admit that if she tells me while she has time for an abortion, I will make that decision for her. It will weigh on my conscience, but I will do it to protect my child. Although it's ironic that I'm going to hurt my grandson this way. Author, you shared that your daughter will come of age in two months. In such a situation, if it was my child, I would take her to several doctors and explore all possible options for action. I would leave the decision to the 17-year-old girl, because she is almost an adult and because the decision affects her life and her child. Of course, at first I will be indignant, I will probably shout and take out such a horse that no one has ever imagined could exist. Will I leave her alone with a baby if the father does not take responsibility for them - absolutely not. I'd rather have her, dad, and baby in the next room, but that makes me a control maniac, not a good parent. I will help the "young family", but the first conversation I will have with my daughter will be about leaving her alone to make the decision, but I expect her to take responsibility for the consequences. In other words, the main care for the baby is hers and she will change the most diapers, tickle the stroller most often, put the baby to sleep, feed him and in general, if she decides to be a mother, she will really be a mother. The child is her right and her duty, I am a grandmother - I help, pamper and annoy, that's it. If she wants to study and semesters I will pay, and I will look after a baby, because with this education she will be able to work in a good position and alone to make a living. If he is not going to study, I expect him to start work as soon as the child starts nursery / kindergarten. Deciding to be an 18-year-old mother, I understand that my daughter is deciding to be a responsible adult and I will want the same from her. Let him go out with friends for coffee with the stroller, let him have fun within reasonable limits, but having a child means giving up discos, alcohol and all sorts of arbitrariness. I would tell her these things, as her mother, because I cannot lie to my child. What will she do - her job. If he wants to give birth, if he wants to look after a child, if he wants to give it up for adoption, if he wants to be a single parent, if she wants to start a family ... she will turn 18 in 2 months, when she gives birth she will be an adult, the elections are no longer mine and I realize that. What I would make as a decision is to stand behind my child, no matter what he does from now on and no matter how more or less disappointed I am. I would be disappointed that she didn't tell me in time, that she didn't protect herself during sex, that it took her 4 months to notice that she didn't have a cycle ... in general, that she acted stupidly many times to reach the current situation. But to be honest, no parent in this situation has anything to do, one can only think that somewhere before that he lost communication with his daughter. what I would make as a decision is to stand behind my child, no matter what he does from now on and no matter how more or less disappointed I am. My disappointment would come from not telling me in time, that she didn't protect herself during sex, that it took her 4 months to notice that she didn't have a cycle ... in general, that she acted stupidly many times to reach the current situation. But to be honest, no parent in this situation has anything to do, one can only think that somewhere before that he lost communication with his daughter. what I would make as a decision is to stand behind my child, no matter what he does from now on and no matter how more or less disappointed I am. I would be disappointed that she didn't tell me in time, that she didn't protect herself during sex, that it took her 4 months to notice that she didn't have a cycle ... in general, that she acted stupidly many times to reach the current situation. But to be honest, no parent in this situation has anything to do, one can only think that somewhere before that he lost communication with his daughter. in general, that she had acted foolishly many times to get to the present situation. But to be honest, no parent in this situation has anything to do, one can only think that somewhere before that he lost communication with his daughter. in general, that she had acted foolishly many times to get to the present situation. But to be honest, no parent in this situation has anything to do, one can only think that somewhere before that he lost communication with his daughter.
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How old exactly is the girl? Has enough attention been paid to it so far? Why didn't her mother and father talk to her about sexual culture and how important it is to use protective equipment? Did she hide her pregnancy until now or did she not know she was pregnant? In both cases it is quite bad. In one case it means that the child does not have a stable relationship with his parents and does not dare to share with them, and in the other case - how come there is no cycle for 4 months or more and it is not felt that there is something? Why did the parents allow their underage daughter to see and have sex with this so-called future dad who "does not become, absolute passed"? Aren't there decent guys around her? You don't seem to have much choice and will have to give birth to the baby, but in your place I would wonder where I went wrong as a parent, and then I would have this very important conversation with the girl. Listen to her and then make a decision together without arguing or shouting.