Information about our book "How To Survive Your Teen's Pregnancy: Advice for the Parents of a Christian Pregnant Single"

Topics in our book include:

  • -Hearing the shocking news
  • -The importance of first words
  • -Supporting my daughter as she makes decisions
  • -First steps to take
  • -The pregnancy resource center
  • -The doctor appointment
  • -Where will we be in a year?
  • -Restoring sexual integrity
  • -Completing school
  • -Trying to hide
  • -How will my church respond?
  • -Where is God in all of this?
  • -Talking with my husband
  • -Who is the pregnant single mother?
  • -What is my daughter feeling?
  • -Where does the baby's father belong in all this?
  • -Forgiving the baby's father
  • -Forgiving the young man's parents
  • -Sharing with family and friends
  • -Forgiving myself
  • -Forgiving my daughter
  • -Forgiving unkind acquaintances
  • -Beauty from ashes
  • -Should they marry?
  • -Teen marriage success
  • -The importance of a father
  • -Should she parent alone?
  • -Should we adopt the baby?
  • -Should she make an adoption plan?
  • -Our hope for the next five years
  • -Childcare responsibilities
  • -The baby is born
  • -Dedication service
  • -Single moms and church
  • -Parental authority over a minor
  • -Parental rights regarding abortion
  • -Discussion and decision checklist
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Thursday, May 29, 2008

Pregnancy Myths and Urban Legends

There's a whole lot of misunderstanding about conception and pregnancy out there in the world. Some conception and pregnancy stories are true and some are not. For example, we often hear the young women believe that they can not get pregnant during their first sexual act. This is not true! The truth is that if an egg is available, then there's an opportunity for sperm to fertilize the egg regardless of whether its the girl's first sex act or not.

To see if some claimed story is true or not, you can see if it is a known urban legend by checking sources like Snopes.com Pregnancy Urban Legends.

You can also learn more about pregnancy myths at reliable medical sites. Some WebMD articles to read include:
"Separating Pregnancy Myths and Facts".
"Exercise During Pregnancy: Myth versus Fact".
"Sex and Pregnancy Myths".

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