As we discussed in Friday's blog, teen pregnancy is an issue that affects individuals and communities in many ways. It is a pathway in too many instances to poverty for both children and their mothers. In this study done a few years ago, the researchers have proven this very fact. You might want to take a look at this before you start your local efforts to improve the prospects of teen parents.
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