How to Prepare for a Baby (Teens)

Make sure that you're pregnant!, Tell your boyfriend or the person who has gotten you pregnant., Decide whether you want to give your child up for adoption, abortion, or keep the child., Earn money., Go to school., If you must move out on your own...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Make sure that you're pregnant!

    Before jumping to conclusions, take a pregnancy test and go to the doctor.

    Going to the doctor is the best way to find out if you're pregnant or not. , This is quite important because you never know they might support you.

    This person should be the first one you tell.

    Tell others afterwards , Look online on what will happen if you choose each of these. , Try to earn or get any type of money to prepare yourself.

    If you have a part time job, you may have a small advantage on getting money.
  2. Step 2: Tell your boyfriend or the person who has gotten you pregnant.

    Just because you're pregnant doesn't mean you have to drop out of school.

    There are some options available for school such as: home-school, regular public or private school that you already attend, night school, online classes, and lastly there are some schools that allows you to have children in school because they have a daycare there. , Move with your boyfriend.

    Staying with one another would be nice, but save enough cash up for a place just in case things don't work out.

    If those options don't work out, go to a homeless shelter.

    It's free and it will give you a place to sleep and maybe eat at until you earn enough cash. , Having a baby shower helps out a lot.

    Go to secondhand stores.

    They offer items for great prices.

    Also have money saved up for other items.

    Things to buy for your child/children: diapers, bottles, crib, stroller, car seats, baby carriers, high chairs, pacifiers, baby wipes, food, formula, and etc. , If you don't have the insurance situation covered, you may have to worry about hospital bills.
  3. Step 3: Decide whether you want to give your child up for adoption

  4. Step 4: abortion

  5. Step 5: or keep the child.

  6. Step 6: Earn money.

  7. Step 7: Go to school.

  8. Step 8: If you must move out on your own because your guardian(s) don't approve

  9. Step 9: here is what you could do: stay with a friend  or relative temporarily which could give you an opportunity to earn enough cash to find a nice place for you and your child.

  10. Step 10: Get materials for the baby.

  11. Step 11: Think about finances for when the baby arrives.

Detailed Guide

Before jumping to conclusions, take a pregnancy test and go to the doctor.

Going to the doctor is the best way to find out if you're pregnant or not. , This is quite important because you never know they might support you.

This person should be the first one you tell.

Tell others afterwards , Look online on what will happen if you choose each of these. , Try to earn or get any type of money to prepare yourself.

If you have a part time job, you may have a small advantage on getting money.

Just because you're pregnant doesn't mean you have to drop out of school.

There are some options available for school such as: home-school, regular public or private school that you already attend, night school, online classes, and lastly there are some schools that allows you to have children in school because they have a daycare there. , Move with your boyfriend.

Staying with one another would be nice, but save enough cash up for a place just in case things don't work out.

If those options don't work out, go to a homeless shelter.

It's free and it will give you a place to sleep and maybe eat at until you earn enough cash. , Having a baby shower helps out a lot.

Go to secondhand stores.

They offer items for great prices.

Also have money saved up for other items.

Things to buy for your child/children: diapers, bottles, crib, stroller, car seats, baby carriers, high chairs, pacifiers, baby wipes, food, formula, and etc. , If you don't have the insurance situation covered, you may have to worry about hospital bills.

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