Teen Pregnancy: Risks and Results Parenting Objective 1.02
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Teen Pregnancy: Risks and Results
Parenting Objective 1.02
Poor Eating Habits
To Mother: Mothers body is
deprived of nutrients
To Baby: Baby may suffer birth
defects/low birth weight malformations
Skeletal Structure Not fully formed
To Mother: Very difficult/painful
births
To Baby: Injury at birth Possible Damage to
mother
High Blood Pressure(Pregnancy Induced Hypertension)
To mother: Risk of stroke Impaired kidney
function Seizures
To Baby: Prevents baby from
getting enough blood; which provides oxygen and food
Infant death
Failure to go to the doctor(less than 2/3 of teens receive prenatal care)
To Mother: Tracks mothers
health Detects
dangerous/treatable conditions
To Baby: Higher risk for Infant
death
Exposure to harmful substancessuch as smoking, drinking and drug abuse
To Mother: Lung Damage Impaired decision
making skills
To Baby: Fetal Alcohol
Syndrome Facial Malformations Mental Retardation Hyperactivity Low Birth Weight Breathing problems
Sexually Transmitted DiseaseTo Mother: Sores Death Insanity Infertility
To Baby: HIV/AIDS may be
transmitted during birth (35%-65% chance of passing through breast milk)
Syphilis= Blindness/Death
AIDS=Attacks brain
Birth Defects
To Mother: Financial/Emotional
Strain
To Baby: Makes life harder Extra obstacles to
overcome Life with a
physical/intellectual/ emotional/mental condition
Rubella
To Mother: Slight fever Rash on the neck and
body Sore throat
To Baby: Severe birth defects
(blindness, deafness, heart disease, mental retardation)
Low Birth-Weight
To Mother: Caused by: Maternal
smoking and large amounts of caffeine
To Baby: Increased risk of
infant death Serious health
problems and greater risk of long term health problems
Infant Mortality RateIndicates the rate of infant death per every 1,000 live babies
To Mother: Emotional
distress/depression
To Baby: 2009: 7 per 1000 1960: 26 per 1000 Premature birth
accounts for 2/3 infant death
Getting Pregnant again too soon
To Mother: Hard on mother’s
body/nutrient stores
To Baby: Increased risk for a
Low Birth Weight baby/premature baby
Social and Emotional Changes
To Mother: Social Isolation Stress Relationship
Problems
To Baby: Low self-esteem More prone to suffer
emotional abuse
Education and Career
To Mother: Usually become
trapped in lower socioeconomic status
To Baby: Because of parents
lower education levels and lower income-education can be more difficult
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