The Wrong Reasons!. Some decide to have children based on myths, and misinformation, and faulty logic! 1) To prove adulthood: once someone reaches puberty.

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The Wrong Reasons!

Some decide to have children based on myths, and misinformation, and faulty logic! 1) To prove adulthood: once someone reaches puberty they are physically capable, but becoming a parent before you can take personal and financial responsibilities of adulthood.

 2) To please someone else: People must live life their own way and at a pace comfortable for them.  3) For emotional benefits: Having someone to love and love you back.  4) For respect and status: People pay attention to mothers and fathers. If I become a parent, I’ll be treated with respect.  5) To escape a situation: Problems at home, a bad job etc....

 6) Because society expects it: Not all people want to parent. They find other ways to feel fulfilled.  7) To improve a floundering relationship: studies have indicated that bringing a child into a troubled marriage is more likely to put additional strain on the relationship rather than improve it.  8) To be like “ everyone” else: Having friends who are parents doesn’t make it the right choice/time for you.

 1) Measuring Maturity: Psychological maturity- as the mind and emotions develop, a person moves to higher levels of psychological maturity. We see this in behaviour and attitudes. Physical maturity: birth of healthy baby depends in part on the mother’s level of physical maturity. - She won’t be able to handle a pregnancy well unless her body had reached the proper stage of physical growth and development.

 2) Thinking about Health:  Both parents should be in good physical health  Diet, enough sleep Diseases ( inherited?)

 3) Condition of Relationship:  Should be the condition of a solid relationship  Strong, firm, loving relationship