Originally posted by General PutzerIt is a Sun article though.
From the article:
"The mother-to-be, who smokes up to 20 cigarettes a day according to the newspaper, said she hoped the baby would be a boy."
Charming. A pregnant eleven year old with a pack a day cigarette habit. I predict great things for her child.
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Originally posted by PalynkaToo early birth giving and probably a life time of smoking both nibble the potential years away; I would not bet more for her than to become a great great great grandmother.
Grandmother at 22, great grandmother at 33, great great great great great grandmother at 88.
There was a 12 year old girl here in town last year that wound up pregnant from a boy in her class. Both in grade 5. Both had two parents that worked shift work and and were left unattended a great deal of the time. It was truly heartbreaking for the parents. Can't imagine a mother who would be proud of their daughter for such an "accomplishment" if you could ever use such a word to describe a 12 year old pregnant child.
Originally posted by kirksey957Heh. My wife's cousin in New Brighton (across the Mersey from Liverpool) has taken it upon herself to rescue from the depths of Chavdom no less than three children--a set of two-year-old twins and a nine-month-old--all at once; their mother having decided to stay with their abusive father rather than raise them. The cousin's husband is now permanently grumpy.
Just as well. Nothing in her breast milk but nicotine. I'm a big proponent of breast feeding, but in this case I'd just put the kid up for adoption. A merciful end to a bad situation.
Originally posted by kirksey957Without getting to scientific; could this girl, with, one assumes little or no breasts, be able to produce milk? Does milk production occur "on call" for the baby at whatever age, or can it only be produced at a certain stage of development?
Just as well. Nothing in her breast milk but nicotine. I'm a big proponent of breast feeding, but in this case I'd just put the kid up for adoption. A merciful end to a bad situation.
Originally posted by Freddie2006I'm no expert on this, but I'm guessing that her body has released hormones to ensure that the pregnancy stays and I would bet that the fetus is sending hormonal messages to the rest of the "process" and she will develop some breasts, but I don't know how much milk she would produce. I'm guessing not as much as a well developed 30 year old.
Without getting to scientific; could this girl, with, one assumes little or no breasts, be able to produce milk? Does milk production occur "on call" for the baby at whatever age, or can it only be produced at a certain stage of development?