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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Wednesday, October 29, 2008

Has your daughter been threatened?

Ebony Chatell Robinson, 21, was pregnant and found dead in December 2007. She was expecting to give birth to a boy in January 2008. The baby's father (aged 39) had threatened her when he found out she was pregnant, and later followed up on that threat by shooting Ebony in the chest three times. He plead guilty to first-degree murder.

News stories of this kind are all too common. Ask your pregnant daughter if she has been threatened by the baby's father. If so, take this seriously. His anger may blow over. But better safe than sorry, so take steps to protect your daughter if she has been threatened. Talk to your local police or to a lawyer to see what legal steps you can take to increase her safety. Brainstorm ways that your daughter can avoid being alone with the person who has threatened her.

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posted by Chalfont House at 8:00 AM

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