YES! i have multiple friends who have become mothers as young as 14 and all of them are still in school and doing better then they were before because they just want to graduate to raise their child.    I ...

It seems I've been blogging on this subject a lot, whether intentionally or not. I keep searching these "featured questions" and I saw this one. I definitely, 100% believe that teenage mothers can still be succ...

Yes I do! I am a teen mother, I am 20 now but I had my son at 18 and I am going to college in the winter to start towards RN. I didn't finish HS because of complications, so I went on to get my GED, and then I went to vo...

Yeah I definitely think they can! I mean, why not? Just because they got pregnant young doesn't mean they're stupid. I mean yeah, it might have been a mistake. But everyone makes mistakes, some larger, some sma...

Yeah, why not? Okay, so maybe they fucked up once.. doesn't everyone? Maybe their kid will turn out to be some genius that everyone worships.. Maybe their kid will be a rockstar.. nobody knows. They're still successful at life even though they're a teenage mother.....

This question seems to come up a lot lately, especially when it comes to Jamie Lynn Spears and also now that gang of girls that made a pact to get pregnant together.I say yes.I believe that every mother has the chance at being successful, but...

I konw plenty of women who became mothers in their teenage years and went on to be very successful. There is no right or wrong way to answer this. It all depends on the person and the set of circumstances surrounding that...

   Since I am or was a teenage mother, I had my son when I was 18 and still in High School, I think that they can do anything that they want to do. Yes it will be harder and you will have to make sacrafices tha...

Seriously, ANYONE can be successful in life. Some people have it easy. Smooth sailing all the way. Most have difficulties and situations they must overcome. Some stories are similar. Most you hear about are not. But the ...

Most of them probably don't, unfortunately, because that's the a big part of waiting until you're done with school and you have a job. I think some can if they have a good support system, like if someone is wil...