Teen Pregnancies

1. Teen Pregnancies By: Lee DeWeese Aonna Conner

2. Statistics • *North Carolina is at all-time low of teen pregnancies • *Between 2009 and 2010 teen pregnancies decreased 11% • *A family will spend roughly $12,000 for the first year

3. The statics of pregnancies for USA 600,000miscarriages 1,200,000 Termination 64,000 Ectopic 6,000 Molar 26,000 Still birth It’s a boy It’s a girl

4. What does molar, ectopic, and still birth mean? • Molar pregnancy are abnormal during pregnancy. The chronic villa around the fetus dissipate and form clusters of fluid-filled sacs; usually associated with the death of the fetus • Ectopic is implantation and subsequent development of the fertilized ovum outside the uterus as in a fallopian tube • Still birth is when they are born dead by the umbilical cord wrapped around the throat or other possible ways

5. The statistics • There are nearly 900,000 teen pregnancy in the United States • Eight out of ten of these pregnancies were unintended • Children born to teen moms are more likely to be born premature • 50% more likely to be low- weight which increases likely hood to have chronic respiratory problems

6. The cost of a baby for the first year You think you want to have a baby now

7. THE STATISTICS OF TEEN PRGANCIES 40% of teen moms graduate high school 2% of teen moms don’t go to collage before the age of 30 80%dad don’t stick around Dads will finish around 11.3 years of school by the age of 27

8. Our sources www.amercanpregnay.org/main/statict.html http://teenmomdaretodream.org/ www.dosomething.com www.childrensaidsociety.org/ www.pregnantteenhelp.org/statistics/pregnant-teen-drop-out-rate/ www.apppcnc.org/data www.parenting.com/article/the-cost-of-raising-a-baby