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What are your thoughts on this article about maternity homes?
I personally thought it was great, especially the comments at the bottom
8 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Wow, keeping them isolated, interecepting their mail, limiting communication - sounds like imprisonment.
Source(s): And I thought this was the 21st century. - mijangosLv 44 years ago
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- angelcakesLv 51 decade ago
I think the article is written really well and presents the issue in a good light, it also raises very real concerns re 'choice'. I think these homes are great in some respects but in many others they are really quite bad. They all seem to work off the assumption that all teens become pregnant on purpose when really that just is not the case, there are many reasons teens find themselves pregnant when they really didnt want to be, we need to find out why, not accuse and shame these girls. Is it because teaching absitinence doesnt give them enough facts about how to protect themselves and what options they have should 'the condom split' etc such as the morning after pill? (forgive me but I am not 100% familiar with that line of teaching so I have probably got that way off). When I was pregnant with my first (above the legal age of consent but still a 'young mother' because I was not yet 25) I was able to attend a course called young mums to be, they teach life skills, how to cope with a baby, how to budget, how to write a CV, what is happening to your baby and what will happen in labour. They also helped you to bond with your baby which most of the mothers needed due to the pregnancy happening in difficult circumstances, I think something like this should be available to all mothers.
- 1 decade ago
Maternity homes should banned. Why does a pregnant woman need to be isolated? I think the person that stated brainwashing is correct. That would be the only reason to isolate mothers is to brainwash them into relinquishing. How sick.
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- MorgaineLv 41 decade ago
Wow.
This sort of thing was my biggest fear when I found myself pregnant at seventeen.
My parents (not me) were Mormon, and I knew, if my mom found out my plans to abort, I would have been whisked away to a program like this and forced to parent or place the child for adoption.
- WAIGHTLv 41 decade ago
there is one place i know of. its called covent house. it is a place for kids to get off the streets' they have program for girls that are pregnant. thy help them. they can ether keep their baby or give hem or her up.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
ya know, i think people who force their kids to give THEIR kids up for adoption is horrible.
its a totaly different thing if the mother chooses adoption.
thats really sad ):
- CarbonDatedLv 71 decade ago
Vulnerable population says it all. Legislators and state people should not assume 'church' people are nice people. Didn't they get a clue from all the scandals already?