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Section 25.1
Preparing for Parenthood
Section 25.2
Teen Parenthood
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Section 25.1 Preparing for Parenthood
• Parenting has both
rewards and
responsibilities.
• Prospective parents
should examine their
reasons for wanting a
child and their readiness
to have a child.
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Content Vocabulary
Academic Vocabulary
parenting readiness
emotional maturity
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pride
prospective
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Rewards and Responsibilities
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Parents experience great rewards and many
challenges.
Rewards include developing new skills, strengths, and
understanding of their child, their spouse, and
themselves.
Responsibilities involve providing constant care, love,
security, shelter, guidance, and financial support.
Parents need to provide emotional, intellectual, social,
and moral support as well.
Children create expenses such as health care, child
care, food, clothing, and education.
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Readiness for Parenting
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Sound reasoning is needed before making the decision
to have children.
Parenting readiness is the level of preparation parents
need.
Parents deciding to have children need to analyze their
emotional, financial, and personal readiness.
parenting readiness
The level of someone’s emotional,
financial, and personal
preparation to be a child’s parent.
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Adjusting to Parenthood
• A new mother needs time to recover after giving
birth.
• Parenthood affects new parents’ lifestyles
because they have less time for each other and
for former activities.
• Couples need to give careful thought to becoming
parents.
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Section 25.2 Teen Parenthood
• Teen pregnancy can pose many challenges and risks
for both the child and the parents.
• Options for pregnant teens include marriage, single
parenthood, and adoption.
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Content Vocabulary
Academic Vocabulary
premature
low birth weight
paternity
adoption
closed adoption
open adoption
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Consequences of Teen Pregnancy
• Teen pregnancy brings even more challenges than adult
pregnancy.
• The four basic types of problems include health risks,
education challenges, financial issues, and emotional
and social stress.
• Without a complete education, teens who become
pregnant will find it hard to support a family.
• The time, money, and energy needed to raise a child are
often more than teens can handle.
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Teen Parenting Options
• Teens who suspect they are pregnant must talk to
someone close.
• A pregnant teen should involve her partner in her plans.
• Options such as marriage, adoption, or single
parenthood each have consequences.
adoption
A legal process by which people
acquire the rights and
responsibilities of parenthood for
children who are not biologically
their own.
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Teen Parenting Options
• Marriage at an early age requires special commitment,
responsibility, and hard work.
• The decision to put an infant up for adoption is never
easy.
• A teen considering single parenthood must understand
the difficult road it can be.
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Chapter Summary
Section 25.1
Preparing for Parenthood
• The rewards of parenting are significant, but require hard work
and sacrifice.
• Parents have great responsibilities, including playing different
roles and finding financial resources.
• The decision to have a child should be based on sound
reasoning.
• Prospective parents should consider their emotional, financial,
and personal readiness.
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Chapter Summary
Section 25.2
Teen Parenthood
• Teen pregnancy poses health risks to both the mother and the
child.
• Teen parents face many challenges, including education,
financial, and emotional and social stress.
• Both the father and the mother are legally and financially
responsible for their child.
• Options for teen parents include marriage, adoption, and single
parenting.
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Review
Do you remember the vocabulary terms from this
chapter? Use the following slides to check your
knowledge of the definitions.
The slides in this section include both English
and Spanish terms and definitions.
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parenting readiness
The level of someone’s
emotional, financial, and
personal preparation to
be a child’s parent.
preparación para la
crianza de los hijos
Preparación para la
crianza de los hijos.
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emotional maturity
madurez emocional
Being responsible
enough to consistently
put someone else’s
needs before your own.
Ser lo suficientemente
responsable para
considerar
constantemente las
necesidades de los
demás antes de las
propias.
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pride
orgullo
Pleasure and
satisfaction.
Placer y satisfacción.
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prospective
posible
Likely or expected.
Que se espera.
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premature
Born before 37 weeks of
development.
prematuro
Que nace antes de
completar las 37
semanas de desarrollo.
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low birth weight
Weighing fewer than 5
pounds, 8 ounces at
birth.
bajo peso de
nacimiento
Pesar menos de 5 libras
8 onzas al nacer.
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paternity
paternidad
The legal identification
of a man as the
biological father of a
child.
La identificación legal
de un hombre como el
padre biológico de un
niño.
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adoption
adopción
A legal process by
which people acquire
the rights and
responsibilities of
parenthood for children
who are not biologically
their own.
Proceso legal por medio
del cual las personas
adquieren el derecho y
las responsabilidades
de ser padres de niños
que no son
biológicamente suyos.
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closed adoption
adopción cerrada
An adoption in which the
birth parents do not
know the names of the
adoptive parents.
Una adopción en la que
los padres biológicos no
saben los nombres de
los padres adoptivos.
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open adoption
adopción abierta
An adoption in which the
birth parents and
adoptive parents know
something about each
other.
Adopción en la que los
padres biológicos y
adoptivos saben algo
los unos de los otros.
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deficiency
deficiencia
Shortage or not enough.
No suficiente o falta de.
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support
mantener
Pay the cost of.
Pagar los costos de.
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