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Respondent #1 Successful strategies to prevent
adolescent pregnancy include

 Teenagers need to have a
community programs to improve
comprehensive
social development, responsible
understanding of
sexual behavior education, and
abstinence, contraceptive
improved contraceptive counseling
techniques, and
and delivery. Many of these
consequences
strategies are implemented at the
family and community level  Use contraception to
prevent both unplanned
pregnancy and sexually
In order to prevent teenage transmitted infections
pregnancy, teenagers need to (STIs).
have a comprehensive
understanding of abstinence,
 Teenage mothers
contraceptive techniques, and regretting after getting
consequences. Although there are pregnant
many different ways to prevent a
teenage girl from becoming
pregnant, the only one that is
absolutely effective is sexual
abstinence.
And due to strong religious beliefs

about the mothership in our
society the culture often influences
teenager parenting before the right
age. Some cultural beliefs of our
country state that the mothership
at a low age mostly enhances the
feminine character of a girl in our
society which leads to the teenage
parenting
It is BOTH partners' responsibility

to ensure that you have safer sex,
and use contraception to prevent
both unplanned pregnancy and
sexually transmitted infections
(STIs). There is a perception that it
is the girl's responsibility to think
about contraception and safer sex
Thinking about sex education

conjures up all of those
uncomfortable moments as an
adolescent when we had to sit at
our desks and listen to our health
teachers talk about things that we
joked about with friends but never
wanted to have a conversation
about with adults. But things have
changed a lot since then.
Teen mothers face many physical,

psychological, social and spiritual
challenges
developing a community based

approach which utilizes school sex
education integrated with parent,
church, and community groups, 2)
increasing teenage knowledge of
contraception, and 3) providing
counseling and medical and
psychological health, education,
and nutrition ...
Only a handful of girls said they

regretted getting pregnant. The
vast majority said their lives had
improved after having children,
that having a baby had "corrected"
their deprived childhoods and
turned them away from destructive
behaviour such as drink and drug
While most birth control methods

require the girl to take action, boys
should take responsibility, too.
They should wear a condom
during sex to prevent pregnancy
and the spread of STDs. Condoms
are the only protection against
STDs. Find out which type of birth
control is right for your teen
Teen pregnancy and childbirth

contribute significantly to dropout
rates among high school females,
increased health and foster care
costs, and a wide range of
developmental problems for
children born to teen mothers.
reduce adult discomfort with their

own and adolescent sexuality
Respondent #2  Sex after marriage
 Highly regretful after
Be clear about your own sexual having a child
values and attitudes  Teenage must attend
seminars to prevent
family, community and social teenage pregnancy
pressure to marry
yes, should we teach each

everyone because thry shoul know
the important responsible about
the sex and the pregnancy
yes
every mothers struggles in this

situation is their child should not
pass their classes or exam that
cause did not passed their exam
and didnt graduate
Try prenatal yoga or Embrace

Body positivity
they have no chance to regret their

child a having a baby and even
unconsciously intend to become
pregnant, be may still feel highly
regretful about having a child
yes, should we offer condom to

protect our teenage pregnancy
yes, every mother should attend

some seminars
Avoid sexual activity, especially if

Respondent #3 you're a teenager  Avoid sexual contact
 Having safe sex
 Financial Problem
Usually, the one thing to prevent
teenage pregnancy is use condom
when doing that
Early age of marriage
The adult or the people who know

about sex should teach them or
they should research the
consequences if they want to do
sexual activity
Yes
They dont have enough money for

the expenses
Be strong, even though you're one

of the teenage pregnancy you
should be responsible of that
because when the baby come out
you'll find the reason to smile and
start again.
Not all
Yes
Respondent #4 Yes  Use contraceptive pills

 Teen mothers face many
However, teens most often use physical, psychological,
social and spiritual
condoms and birth control pills,
challenges
which are less effective at  Responsible sexual
preventing pregnancy when not behavior education
used consistently and correctly.
.
In order to prevent teenage

pregnancy, teenagers need to
have a comprehensive
understanding of abstinence,
contraceptive techniques, and
consequences
Cultural groups can differ in many
ways, including language, values,
music, food preferences and
religion. Some of these factors can
influence the rates of teenage
pregnancy, and the decision to
terminate the pregnancy or have
the baby.
Yes
Yes

challenges, constant need for
support and training, inability to
planning and decision making, lack
of maternal skills
Successful strategies to prevent

and delivery. Many of these
strategies are implemented at the
family and community level
It depends the situation
Respondent #5 Yes
 Lack of knowledge
Yes definitely!  Counseling Youth
 Reflecting their mothers
I can suggest that our government situation they're in
should focus on this matter by
simply training people in
counseling volunteers, in that way
I can maybe I can offfer may self
as a volunteer in counseling the
youth.
Teenage pregnancy can be

prevented if our teens never lack
of knowledge about sex that is why
I highly recommend that Sex
Education must be implemented in
our country.
I think the cultural factor that

contributes to the spread of
teenage pregnancy is the "di
nalang ko mutiwas skwela uy,
highschool ra bitaw kutob akoa
ginikanan" mindset. It is where
some teens who have parents that
didnt finish their studies or dont
have degress are entitled to not
finish their studies also because
they think its okay thats why they
opted to live together with their
partners.
Strongly yes!
I strongly agree, it should be

taught in home since it is where
learning starts.
Base on my observation since I

have friends who were engaged on
this matter, their struggles are they
didnt enjoy their teenage years
because they already have a
responsibility to look after and its
hard for them to raise their child
because they dont have degree
that most employer requires in
applying for a job.
Engaged in activities that caught

their attention and interest and
they should also consult a
psychologist.
Most of them.
Underages dont need birth control
and condoms at their age what
they need is discipline and right
information
Respondent #6 Yes
 Educating the youth’s
Educate fellow teens about the effects about safe sex
of teenage pregnancy  Lack of maternal skills
 Educating the youth
By educating the youth about teenage
about the effects of
teenage pregnancy
pregnancy
The language, values, music, food

preferences and religion. Some of
these factors can influence the rates of
teenage pregnancy, and the decision
to terminate the pregnancy or have the
baby.
Yes
Yes

challenge such as inability to plan and
make decision , lack of maternal skills
and encountering unknown situations
and major changes .

community programs to improve social
development, responsible sexual
behavior education, and improved
contraceptive counseling and delivery.
Yes
Yes
Yes
 Influence in their
Respondent #7 surroundings
Use condoms during sexual  Lack of Education
 Prevent pregnancy by
intercourse
educating the youth
It can be prevented by teaching

teenagers about what is teenage
pregnancy
One example of this is the bad

peers or surroundings of a
teenager
Yes, they really need to be more

educated before they do it
Yes, i do agree
Freedom and depression
Don't blame them to what they did
It really depends on the teenage

mother's situation, if they meant to
do it or not.
Yes
Yes because it is really important

for them by being educated about
it
 Teenagers bad decision
Respondent #8 making
Use condom to control early  Teenage mom suffer
pregnancy but teens nowadays are  Guardians taking the
hardheaded and don't understand responsibility of their
the risk offsprings babies.
Use condom to control early

pregnancy but teens nowadays are
hardheaded and don't understand
the risk
Nothing
Yes
It depends
Their guardians take the

rensponsibility
I dont know it depends on them
We doesn't know because we are

not on their current situation
No
YES
Respondent #9
Use contraceptive
 Preventing pregnancy
By using contraceptive like by taking contraceptive
condom, pills and etc.
pills
 Using condom while
having sex
I don't have any idea.
 They can’t do their
responsibility as a
Yes parent
Yes
They can't stand and their own and

they can't take care of their child
I don't have any idea
I don't know maybe
Yes strongly recommend
Yes
 Lack of positive parent-

child communication
Respondent #10 Don’t allow minors in any alcoholic  Peer pressure
activities
 Lack of positive family
interaction
Condom
To lessen population
Yes
Yes
Financial support
Accept
Not all
If that’s the way to prevent ,why not?
Yes
 Using contraceptive pills
 Financial Problem
Use contraceptive products like
Respondent #11  Practicing safe sex
pills or condoms
By using contraceptive and proper

limitations
Using condoms
Yes
Yes
Financial problem
Loving theirselves and the baby
No
Yes
Yes
 Focus on yourself by
Stay at home, be a gay, or staying at home
Respondent # 12  Avoid sex
undergo a vasectomy
 Give moral support
You can stay focus on your self
and avoid opposite gender, be a
gay, or you can just buy condoms
and birth control
Porn site and internet
Maybe
Yes, but not in 10 below
Income and discrimination
Should focus the baby and be sure

you give them moral support
Maybe?
Yes
Yes for them to know how to

prevent pregnancy
 Educating teenagers
Educate teenagers about family  Influence on their
Respondent #13 planning and giving condoms surroundings
 Family interaction
Education
During alcoholic and uneasy

environment
Yes
Agreed
Financial
Obey and love their parents

No. It's their responsibility and let
them face it.
Yes
It should start at home
Respondent #14 For adolescents who are sexually  Having safe sex
active, using effective
 Prevent pregnancy by
educating teenagers
contraceptives (such as condoms,
about safe sex
birth control pills.
 Mental Health Problems

and delivery.

the baby.
teach men to be responsible about

sex and pregnancy
YES, sex education - including

information about contraception
and condoms - is a basic human
right of youth. Such education
helps young people to reduce their
risk of potentially negative
outcomes, such as unwanted
pregnancies and sexually
transmitted infections (STIs). Such
education can also help youth to
enhance the quality of their
relationships and to develop
decision-making skills that will
prove invaluable over life. This
basic human right is also a core
public health principle that
receives strong endorsement from
mainstream medical associations,
public health and educational
organizations, and - most
important - parents."

challenges: A constant need for
support and training , inability to
of maternal skills encountering
unknown situations and major
changes,high risk pregnancy and
birth.
teenage mothers are more likely to

experience significant levels of
stress that can increase risk for
mental health disorders. But some
factors can reduce the likelihood
that a teenage mom will have
psychiatric issues. If a teen mom
has a supportive relationship with
her mother and/or the baby’s
father, her risks are reduced.
Only a handful of girls said they

regretted getting pregnant. The
vast majority said their lives had
improved after having children
Currently, no state or federal laws

require minors to get parental
consent in order to get
contraception.
Adolescent pregnancy remains a

major contributor to maternal and
child mortality
We can avoid teenage pregnancy

through prevention and avoiding
Respondent #15 temptations
 Avoiding temptations
There are many methods available
 Decision Making
to help prevent pregnancy,
 Regretting being a
including IUDs, birth control pills,
teenage parents
and condoms.
Some of these factors can

the baby.
Sexual health is a big part of life.It

is important to learn as much as
you can about sex. The more
informed you are, the more
prepared you are to make good
choices.
Yes i agree because in the

guidelines for teachers are, (1) to
make young people like and
respect themselves, (2) to help
learners see sexuality as a natural
and positive part of life, (3) to
teach skills to make informed and
responsible decisions, as well as
(4) to explore different values and
attitudes
According to the results of studies,

support and training (2), inability to
of maternal skills (11)
encountering unknown situations
and major changes (2), high risk
pregnancy and birth
we provide an overview of the

mental health challenges
associated with teen parenthood,
barriers that often prevent teen
mothers from seeking mental
health services, and interventions
for this vulnerable population that
can be integrated into primary care
services.
may still feel highly regretful about

having a child.
the best option is to use hormonal

birth control and a condom when
you have sex.
yes , to teach learners about

sexuality, the better because they
can be easily misled by their peers
if proper guidance regarding their
sexuality is not given.

Respondent # 16 community programs to improve
sexual behavior education, and  Affecting mental health,
parenting and behaviors
 Sex causes and effects
and delivery.  Sex education
For adolescents who are sexually

active, using effective
birth control pills, the patch, the
vaginal ring, the intrauterine device
or IUD, and/or injectable birth
control methods) every time they
have sexual intercourse will
reduce chances of unwanted
pregnancy.
This study explores sociocultural

and other risk factors associated
with unplanned teenage pregnancy
in Zomba district of Malawi. Data
were obtained from 505
participants under the age of 20
years using a questionnaire
administered through face-to-face
interviews held at five antenatal
clinics.
Yes, because to avoid them to be

a one of early motherhood
Agree
Early motherhood and its impact

on mothers, children, families and
communities is a prevalent health
challenge in developing countries
that needs to be urgently explored.
These circumstances can

adversely affect maternal mental
health, parenting, and behavior
outcomes for their children. In this
report, we provide an overview of
the mental health challenges
associated with teen parenthood,
barriers that often prevent teen
mothers from seeking mental
health services, and interventions
for this vulnerable population that
can be integrated into primary care
services.
An adolescent may want to
become pregnant, and even
pregnant, but may still feel highly
regretful about having a child.

contraception. Increasingly,
however, proposals are being
introduced to restrict teens' access
to reproductive health care by
calling for parental consent or
notification.
Sexuality plays a very significant

role in the lives of both boys and
girls. It is, therefore, considered
important for schools to recognise
and accept sexuality as part of the
development process of the child.
Professor Kader Asmal (previous
South African Minister of
Education) suggested that the
earlier the school begins to teach
learners about sexuality, the better
because they can be easily misled
by their peers if proper guidance
regarding their sexuality is not
given.
 Reducing pregnancy by
For adolescents who are sexually using contraceptive pills
active, using effective and condoms
Respondent # !7 contraceptives (such as condoms,  Advicing the teenagers
birth control pills or injectable birth about the risk
 Lack of Informations
pregnancy.
Advice friends and family not to

drink alcohol if they are not in the
right age. Inform them about the
teenage pregnancy
The factors contributing to teenage

included are lack of school fees,
lack of parents care,
communication and supervision,
property, peer pressure, non use
of contraceptives, desire for a
child, forced marriage, low
educational level and need for
dowries.
Yes
Yes
Some of this teenage mom is not

ready to be a mother
the rights of young people must be

approached in a progressive and
dynamic way. Often people talk
about protection of young people
more than autonomy.

Condoms
Yes
 Implement programs
Spread awareness about Sex
such as Sex Education
Education
 Lack of Knowledge
Respondent #18  Struggling teenage
Implement programs such as Sex mom
Education in schools and Family
planning
Some f the Cultural factors that

contribute to the spread of teenage
pregnancy are; lack of knowledge
about sexual and the conservative
beliefs that teens are restricted
from using contraceptives.
Yes
Yes
Lack of knowledge when it comes

to raising a child
Help and support struggling

teenage moms
Maybe
Yes
Yes
 Learning more about

the risk having
For adolescents who are sexually unprotective sex
active, using effective  Financial needs
Respondent #19 birth control pills, the patch, the  Lack of knowledge
vaginal ring, the intrauterine device
or IUD, and/or injectable birth
control methods
Learn more about sex education

the baby
Yes
Yes
Financial needs, depression,

stress
Eat healthy foods, get plenty of

sleep and exercise
Most teen regret being pregnant
Yes, to prevent them from being

pregnant there are a lot of
underage that is pregnant and has
a low sex education
Yes, so that they know how to

prevent unwanted pregnancies
For adolescents who are sexually

active, using effective  Stress
contraceptives (such as condoms,  Sexually transmitted
birth control pills, the patch, the diseases
Respondent #20 vaginal ring, the intrauterine device  Family Planning
or IUD, and/or injectable birth Program
pregnancy.
including IUDs, birth control pills,

and condoms. Additionally, many
groups, such as SHIFT NC in
North Carolina and Planned
Parenthood, offer support or
counseling programs for teens.
You should also be sure to look for
regional groups in your state or
city.
Some of these factors can

the baby.
'It Is Necessary To Involve Men In

The Family Planning Programme
In A Big Way
yes because,comprehensive sex

education might lead to less teen
pregnancy,

support and training (2), inability to
of maternal skills (11)
encountering unknown situations
and major changes (2), high risk
pregnancy and birth ...
significant levels of stress that can

then lead to increased mental
health concerns. In addition to
higher rates of postpartum
depression, teenage mothers have
higher rates of depression.


contraception. Increasingly,
however, proposals are being
introduced to restrict teens' access
to reproductive health care by
calling for parental consent or
notification.
Yes Because,Teen pregnancy and

childbirth contribute significantly to
dropout rates among high school
females, increased health and
foster care costs, and a wide
range of developmental problems
for children born to teen mothers.
 BASIC THEME: PREVENTION

 The Condom
 The Oral Contraceptive Pill
 Withdrawal
 Empowering Women
 BASIC THEME: FINANCIAL
 A new baby brings unexpected costs
 Lack of Food and Shelter
 Don't have an emergency fund
 BASIC THEME: CONSEQUENCES
 Lowered educational achievement
 Marital failure
 A lifetime of economic stress and limited opportunity
 Low labor force participation
 BASIC THEME: PARENTING
 Knowing the children’s friends and families
 Emphasizing the value of education
 Discipline
 BASIC THEME: MENTAL HEALTH

 Mood swings
 Anxiety
 Depression
 BASIC THEME: DISEASES
 HIV
 STI
 Gonorrhea
 Genital Herpes

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Respondent #1 Successful strategies to prevent

adolescent pregnancy include

And due to strong religious beliefs

It is BOTH partners' responsibility

Thinking about sex education

Teen mothers face many physical,

developing a community based

Only a handful of girls said they

While most birth control methods

Teen pregnancy and childbirth

reduce adult discomfort with their

yes, should we teach each

every mothers struggles in this

Try prenatal yoga or Embrace

they have no chance to regret their

yes, should we offer condom to

yes, every mother should attend

Avoid sexual activity, especially if

Early age of marriage

The adult or the people who know

They dont have enough money for

Be strong, even though you're one

Respondent #4 Yes  Use contraceptive pills

In order to prevent teenage

Teen mothers face many physical,

Successful strategies to prevent

It depends the situation

Teenage pregnancy can be

I think the cultural factor that

I strongly agree, it should be

Base on my observation since I

Engaged in activities that caught

The language, values, music, food

Teen mothers face many physical,

Successful strategies to prevent

It can be prevented by teaching

One example of this is the bad

Yes, they really need to be more

Freedom and depression

Don't blame them to what they did

It really depends on the teenage

Yes because it is really important

Use condom to control early

Their guardians take the

I dont know it depends on them

We doesn't know because we are

They can't stand and their own and

I don't have any idea

I don't know maybe

Yes strongly recommend

 Lack of positive parent-

If that’s the way to prevent ,why not?

By using contraceptive and proper

Loving theirselves and the baby

Porn site and internet

Yes, but not in 10 below

Income and discrimination

Should focus the baby and be sure

Yes for them to know how to

During alcoholic and uneasy

Obey and love their parents

It should start at home