Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Kind of, but the reality is accidents happen, and birth control doesn't work 100% of the time. I've been telling my kids since they were young they are not to become parents until at least age 30, so they have time both for their brains to fully develop AND have a few years with those fully formed brains to experience adult life. So they know to get an abortion.
That's hilarious. If both are above 21, in a relationship and have college degrees and ability to have a decent job, they are fine. If they are 31, its a random hook up and they don't have degree or job, brains clearly didn't develop well.
Good luck affording daycare around here at 21.
What are grandparents for? Most recent college grads are getting $80k+ start nowadays so with $160k, they should be okay as long as they don't have more kids for several years. I would be okay with their decision but would advise thinking it through so they know consequences.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Most parents on this website would insist on a abortion.
+1
And if abortion is not legal in US, then I would take them to my country of origin for an abortion.
What if they wanted to keep the child?
As cute and fun as that sounds for them, the parents of the girl are funding the baby. let's be real here. And in that case, they have every right to an opinion on whether they want to fund that abby or not.
At what age? OP does not specify.
Anonymous wrote:Kind of, but the reality is accidents happen, and birth control doesn't work 100% of the time. I've been telling my kids since they were young they are not to become parents until at least age 30, so they have time both for their brains to fully develop AND have a few years with those fully formed brains to experience adult life. So they know to get an abortion.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Kind of, but the reality is accidents happen, and birth control doesn't work 100% of the time. I've been telling my kids since they were young they are not to become parents until at least age 30, so they have time both for their brains to fully develop AND have a few years with those fully formed brains to experience adult life. So they know to get an abortion.
You know that you don't have that kind of control over your adult children's decisions?
Signed, mom at 29
Anonymous wrote:Paid maternity leave doesn’t kick in for 1 year at my employer.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Kind of, but the reality is accidents happen, and birth control doesn't work 100% of the time. I've been telling my kids since they were young they are not to become parents until at least age 30, so they have time both for their brains to fully develop AND have a few years with those fully formed brains to experience adult life. So they know to get an abortion.
That's hilarious. If both are above 21, in a relationship and have college degrees and ability to have a decent job, they are fine. If they are 31, its a random hook up and they don't have degree or job, brains clearly didn't develop well.
Good luck affording daycare around here at 21.
What are grandparents for? Most recent college grads are getting $80k+ start nowadays so with $160k, they should be okay as long as they don't have more kids for several years. I would be okay with their decision but would advise thinking it through so they know consequences.
Anonymous wrote:Kind of, but the reality is accidents happen, and birth control doesn't work 100% of the time. I've been telling my kids since they were young they are not to become parents until at least age 30, so they have time both for their brains to fully develop AND have a few years with those fully formed brains to experience adult life. So they know to get an abortion.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Kind of, but the reality is accidents happen, and birth control doesn't work 100% of the time. I've been telling my kids since they were young they are not to become parents until at least age 30, so they have time both for their brains to fully develop AND have a few years with those fully formed brains to experience adult life. So they know to get an abortion.
I’m assuming you have daughters. Nice to see you taught them that pro choice means mandatory abortion
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Kind of, but the reality is accidents happen, and birth control doesn't work 100% of the time. I've been telling my kids since they were young they are not to become parents until at least age 30, so they have time both for their brains to fully develop AND have a few years with those fully formed brains to experience adult life. So they know to get an abortion.
That's hilarious. If both are above 21, in a relationship and have college degrees and ability to have a decent job, they are fine. If they are 31, its a random hook up and they don't have degree or job, brains clearly didn't develop well.
Good luck affording daycare around here at 21.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Kind of, but the reality is accidents happen, and birth control doesn't work 100% of the time. I've been telling my kids since they were young they are not to become parents until at least age 30, so they have time both for their brains to fully develop AND have a few years with those fully formed brains to experience adult life. So they know to get an abortion.
That's hilarious. If both are above 21, in a relationship and have college degrees and ability to have a decent job, they are fine. If they are 31, its a random hook up and they don't have degree or job, brains clearly didn't develop well.
Anonymous wrote:Kind of, but the reality is accidents happen, and birth control doesn't work 100% of the time. I've been telling my kids since they were young they are not to become parents until at least age 30, so they have time both for their brains to fully develop AND have a few years with those fully formed brains to experience adult life. So they know to get an abortion.
Anonymous wrote:My kids are 20 and 23.
If it was a girlfriend I would not be upset. If it was a rando I’d be disappointed but it is what it is.
I don’t think unwed pregnancies is a huge deal. I know many people who did this and have a great life. I know at least 10 good friends who got pregnant unwed or their kids did. Most staying in college, figured it out, pro choice friends.
Oddly my super conservative trumper cousin’s son 17 got his girlfriend pregnant and she is freaking out, hiding the grandchild, etc. I find pro life people are so crazy about it.