the_haha_boat answered Tuesday August 17 2004, 12:11 pm: You could look up online or get some books that have advice in them straight from other teen mothers. Also when the baby comes you should be there for her as much as possible. Any help from you will be much appreciated by her expecially if the dad isn't there. [ the_haha_boat's advice column | Ask the_haha_boat A Question ]
babygirl17 answered Monday August 16 2004, 3:00 pm: No one is ready to become a mom.. But I'm 17 and my daughter is 1.. But all you can do is tell her you will always be there for her.. Make sure shes comfortable and has what she needs... Dont do too much for her because then she will feel like she cant do anything for herself... I hope I helped [ babygirl17's advice column | Ask babygirl17 A Question ]
babeliciousbooty9 answered Wednesday August 11 2004, 3:31 pm: be there for her and help her 100% and dont even once remind her of being a young unprepared parent. She'll cry herself to sleep a few nights, she'll realize her own situation. be easy on the poor girl.
hope i helped
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Ronlina answered Thursday July 29 2004, 12:14 am: It's really good of you to be concerned about your sister at this time, first of all, and right now the most important thing you can do for her is be there for her. Is the father of the baby involved at all with the pregnancy? If not, then she'll be glad for you to help her out as she gets morning sickness if you're around, or just plain spend a little time with her if she seems lonely. Hopefully, she isn't smoking/drinking/using drugs during the pregnancy, and if she is maybe you could try to help her stop, as that could kill or hurt her growing baby. The thing is, there only so much you can really do for your sister right now. That she got pregnant before she was ready was a choice she made, so don't think that you can help her with every aspect of having a baby - this she needs to learn on her own. [ Ronlina's advice column | Ask Ronlina A Question ]
SoNuLiCiOuSsS answered Sunday July 25 2004, 2:19 am: Look it up on the internet... u can learn a lot that way... keep in mind tho... no one is ever ready to have a baby... its just sumthing that u learn along the way... [ SoNuLiCiOuSsS's advice column | Ask SoNuLiCiOuSsS A Question ]
Sparklezz0588 answered Saturday July 24 2004, 8:31 pm: There is nothing you can really do. It's all up to your sister. If she was responsible enough to have sex she needs to deal with the consequences - mostly on her own. It's nice of you to want to help but this is something she needs to do. Plus I think it will hit her more when the baby is actually born. In the mean time maybe you can recommend some parenting classes to her. Or buy her some books about becoming a teenage parent. [ Sparklezz0588's advice column | Ask Sparklezz0588 A Question ]
IxAmxCrying answered Saturday July 24 2004, 7:56 pm: Tell her to drink heavily, and use her stomach as a punchin' bag... It'll kill the baby.
CheLLe_911 answered Saturday July 24 2004, 4:45 pm: Just be there when she needs. Ask if she needs anything. Im sure any effort will be greatly appreciated. ;D
lilsis08 answered Saturday July 24 2004, 1:49 pm: i think i would tlak to ur mom bout it and try to get an experianced person to help couch ur sis through this! just be patient [ lilsis08's advice column | Ask lilsis08 A Question ]
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