YOUNG MOTHER: Why We Should NOT Rush Into Early Marriage (English Edition)

YOUNG MOTHER: Why We Should NOT Rush Into Early Marriage (English Edition)

I was trying to read an article regarding my experience of being a “Teen Mom” and I found research on a 2016 study by the United Nations Population Fund.
Over 10 years, 1.2 million Filipina girls between the ages of 10 and 19 have had a child. That's a rate of 24 babies per hour.
And the rate of teenage pregnancy is rising. According to the most recent data, collected every 10 years, in 2002, 6.3 percent of teenagers were pregnant; by 2013 it had gone up to 13.6 percent. Although this is a big and sensitive issue in our country since this needs a lot of concern on sex education, contraceptives, and the role of the parents to educate and give enough love to their children at home which I did not receive from my family before
I wanted to share my own life experience as a young mom as well for the youth awareness of why they should not rush into early marriage to avoid regret in life because at the end of the day you will become parents too but the big question is are we qualified enough to be a responsible parent? Since I was not either. I just learned along the way about trying to become a good mom to my children and this is my story.
I can’t blame my parents for the circumstances in life that I have been through because they also didn’t have enough knowledge on the right parenting and the things that they need to have first in life before building a family. They were also trapped in being not aware. I hope this book will give a clear vision to the young generation and to the parents and future parents to be on what we need to be focusing on for the better life of our children.
This book tells the account of my own personal journey, the struggle and responsibilities of being a young mom at the age of 18.
Eighteen years have gone by, and my eldest is now eighteen as well. She was the same age as me when I started to create my own family and she became our blessing. As a mother, I was scared that she would face the same difficulties that I had encountered in life. She inspired and encouraged me to create this book, to guide her through the lessons I've learned, for her to learn the dos and don'ts so as not to regret them in the end
This appears to be a boring topic, especially for teenagers. However, I'm simply afraid of the phrase "history repeats itself." Hopefully, this book provides guidance to prevent this occurrence.
I assumed that the pure love I witnessed on television would be enough to build a family, but it wasn't. I should have considered matters such as education, employment, and sacrifice, before qualifying myself for married life.
Because if we don't have it, what can we provide to our future family or even just for ourselves. How do we survive somehow? On account of a saying goes “Our life is our responsibility”.
So here are the lessons I learned in life so that you don't bring yourself into early family life like me and prepare yourself for a successful future.

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