The Stork Didnt Bring You the Facts of Life for Teenagers
The Stork Didnt Bring You the Facts of Life for Teenagers
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But jobs today don't pay enough to inexperienced youth to raise a family on. Even if they did, what of the baby? He needs a mother's full time and attention and love you can't hire a stranger to give him. Grandma? Should she be asked to give her own time, even if she is willing? Is that fair after she's raised her family, and particularly under such circumstances? Put him in a nursery then, and try to make ends meet on the small salary? Neither mother nor child can profit from the natural close...ness both are en- titled to, and they grow apart anyway. No matter how you try to look at it, the unwed mother and her illegitimate baby in our present social system can't live a normal life, A baby needs and should have a home to grow in; a fathei to earn his living; a mother to care for him full time; and both a mother AND a father to love and cherish him as 160 TROUBLE, TROUBLE, TROUBLE part of themselves, until he's old enough to make his own way in the world.
So adoption of her child is the kindest and simplest way out; but remorse hangs in the offing to overtake the young mother at a later date.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But jobs today don't pay enough to inexperienced youth to raise a family on. Even if they did, what of the baby? He needs a mother's full time and attention and love you can't hire a stranger to give him. Grandma? Should she be asked to give her own time, even if she is willing? Is that fair after she's raised her family, and particularly under such circumstances? Put him in a nursery then, and try to make ends meet on the small salary? Neither mother nor child can profit from the natural close...ness both are en- titled to, and they grow apart anyway. No matter how you try to look at it, the unwed mother and her illegitimate baby in our present social system can't live a normal life, A baby needs and should have a home to grow in; a fathei to earn his living; a mother to care for him full time; and both a mother AND a father to love and cherish him as 160 TROUBLE, TROUBLE, TROUBLE part of themselves, until he's old enough to make his own way in the world.
So adoption of her child is the kindest and simplest way out; but remorse hangs in the offing to overtake the young mother at a later date.
What to read after The Stork Didnt Bring You the Facts of Life for Teenagers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lois Pemberton to read onlineMoreLess
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