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[Emma.Gi]

Hi I'm 15 and got my yesterday. Me and BF have been trying since January. We are so happy. I'm 4+6 today.

 

[xXhayleyXx]

Congratulations hun xxx

 

[luvbunsazzle]

Congratulations hunni.

 

[kim.x]

Hey, congratulations. How exciting!

I'm new here too. I'm 16 yrs old and I think i maybe pregnant

hope you have a wonderful pregnancy

all the best

 

[Wobbles]

Blimey girl what do you parents think - did they know you were 'trying'?

At 15 not even left school I find it very hard to say congratulations. I know theres many teen Mums most taken by surprise but I am shocked to say the least that a 15 year old (poss 14 depending on your DOB) started to actively try & want a baby! You had your whole life infront of you.

Clearly your happy! I hope babies arrival proves to be what you think it is.

x

 

[leeanne]

Blimey girl what do you parents think - did they know you were 'trying'?

At 15 not even left school I find it very hard to say congratulations. I know theres many teen Mums most taken by surprise but I am shocked to say the least that a 15 year old (poss 14 depending on your DOB) started to actively try & want a baby! You had your whole life infront of you.

Clearly your happy! I hope babies arrival proves to be what you think it is.

x

I have to agree with your post. I am having a hard time comprehending why at that age some are trying to ttc. I'm trying so hard to be happy for them but I just can't comprehend it.

No offense, please, but I often think that some who try to have a baby at that young in their life are missing a certain affection, love, etc. from their parents, family and friends.

Please help me to understand. God forbid, if my daughter tried at that age I would be devastated!

 

[Whisper]

I would have to agree with Wobbles above, i really do hope everything goes well for you during your pregnancy but surely it would have been wiser perhaps to wait until you finished school before you start a family.

anyhow, you will get a lot of support and advice from everyone on this site, they definitely have helped me with any concerns or worries i've had so dont be afraid to ask
xx

 

[Wobbles]

I don't judge teen parents either infact I've always pushed the 'supportive' issue but after it was brought to my attention like you (and others) found it hard to get my head round.

I think a girl/couple who have left school and decide this is their route is fair play afterall its their lives but before leaving school age has me a tad shocked.

Just told someone else this - My lil girl has 2 options:
Uni - Car & extra allowances from us (even if its to enjoy herself)
Baby - Then she needs to go out support herself depending on situation depends how much physical support I would give her afterall we all know how accidents happen ...

 

[leeanne]

I've watched a few Maury and Oprah shows where young teens at this age so want a baby. So what they have done it made these young ladies take care of a baby for a day. In each session, every one of those girls decided after that they didn't want a baby. Having a child can be tough, even at our age.

Sorry, gals, not meaning to be negative but, like I said, I have a hard time comprehending it.

 

[Wobbles]

I'm so getting Caitlin one of those

 

[leeanne]

I'm so getting Caitlin one of those

 

[goldlion]

I'm so getting Caitlin one of those

On a side-note. I agree with these ladies, but I don't want to go too indepth with it. I sometimes read how young teenage girls are trying to have children and I wonder to myself "why?" At such an age you can't be where you need to be in life to support a child. Here in Canada you have to be 16 before you're even able to get a job.

Sorry hun, I just don't understand.

 

[Wobbles]

Can you imagine us still having BnB in 15 years time! She'll be on here no doubt!! Hmmmm

Think its time to sell up afterall

 

[leeanne]

Can you imagine us still having BnB in 15 years time! She'll be on here no doubt!! Hmmmm

Think its time to sell up afterall

Scary thought though, huh?

 

[Mervs Mum]

 

[Decosta1228]

Good luck with pregnancy, but damn 15 is young. How old is bf?

It's going to be hard, but not impossible with school,etc (At least you have the option of Open Uni).

Be real interesting to follow your progress.

But I do have to agree with Merv's emotion.

 

[xxleannexx]

congratulations, even though i do agree that 15 is young to be trying for a baby, im 18 and wasnt trying to conceive and still had a hard time getting over the fact i was going to be a mommy, even though now i cannot wait for my little girl to arrive. But anyways its obv what you wanted so i hope you have a happy and healthy pregnancy hun!

 

[Abbys_Mummy]

Hmm yes 15 and planning a pregnancy don`t get me wrong i was and still am a teen mum but boy i didn`t plan it i know here in australia its not even legal to have sex untill you are 16 hmmm well good luck

 

[vicky9207]

Blimey girl what do you parents think - did they know you were 'trying'?

At 15 not even left school I find it very hard to say congratulations. I know theres many teen Mums most taken by surprise but I am shocked to say the least that a 15 year old (poss 14 depending on your DOB) started to actively try & want a baby! You had your whole life infront of you.

Clearly your happy! I hope babies arrival proves to be what you think it is.

x

i agree with u too even tho i am 15 n have a baby boy a month ago. but i didnt plan it, it cme as a BIG shock. i love my baby 2 pieces n wouldnt give him up 4 the world but i still think im way 2 young.

gud luck till ya n congrates but u dnt know wat ya have ahead of u

 

[mBLACK]

I say congratulations to you as long as you know that you aren't conceiving a child for the wrong reasons. (meaning you didn't have a baby to make you feel like you're needed, or because the baby will love you, things like that.), and if you have the proper resources to care for this child financially, emotionally and physically.
I'm 15 and pregnant as well, wasn't TTC, but accidents do happen. I wish you and your baby all the best.