What is the easiest way to tell my parents that i’m pregnant

What is the easiest way to tell your parents your pregnant??

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Tell one of your friends you are going to tell them so incase you need to leave you will have somewhere to go. Then, sit them down apologise for your irresponsibilities and tell then you love them then just tell them. Once they know they ca…

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It won’t be easy, but sit your parents down and tell them the truth. They may be sad or angry.

What isthe easiest way to tell my girlfriends parents shes pregna…?

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one day when they’re both home sit them down and come right out and say it. they may not hate you, but they will be really disappointed in both of you. but most likely they will support you and make sure she has the best care in the world.

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I’m 16 and pregnant, how should I tell my parents?

Q: My parents hate my boyfriend and we aren’t suposed to be seeing each other, I don’t know how to tell my parents im pregnant. Not only that but my boyfriend wants me to get an abortion because he said he’s scared and wants the easy way out. He knows i will always be against it, but he thinks that we wouldn’t be able to handle a baby. I would never be able to live with myself if i had an abortion. What would be the best option for a 16 and a 17 year old?my boyfriend wants me to have an abortion, but he’s gonna stick by me no matter what i decide to do.

A: Oh hun…. you need to talk to your rents. They will be able to help you. Might be mad at first but you need their advice right now. If you really feel that you can’t talk to them then talk to a counsler. Seems like you have a lot in you and you need to talk about this and have someone help you make the best possible decision.

When should I tell my son’s adoptive parents that I’m pregnant again?

Q: I placed my son for adoption and it’s been an incredibly hard time since. I just recently found out I’m pregnant again and I’m SO excited. It’s made the loss of my son easier to handle knowing I have someone on the way to fill my empty arms. I’m nervous to tell the adoptive parents though. I’m afraid of what they’ll think of me. How long do you think I should wait to tell them? or should I tell them at all? we have a semi open adoption and I hear from them once every 3 months.Thanks in advance for the advice. (No negative answers about being pregnant please. It was planned and I am absolutely thrilled.)

A: Tell them whenever you feel comfortable, but you should definitely tell them. Since you have an open relationship with them, they may want to start thinking about how to tell your son (or what to tell your son) about his sibling.You can treat them like anyone else that you’d tell about your pregnancy and take the safe 3 month rule. After 12 weeks is a good time to begin announcing your pregnancy. Why not just wait until then to tell them. And don’t worry about what you think they’ll think of you. That’s too much stress and who wants that? Enjoy your baby and your pregnancy. Congratulations!

How do you tell your boyfriend and parents your pregnant?

Q: Obviously if I were older and married this wouldn’t be so difficult, but I’m not. Unfortunatly I am only a teenager. My boyfriend and I got together just once, and now I’m prego. What is the easiest way to tell them? I’m so scared, and I know I’m an idiot for getting myself in this situation, so please don’t be mean. I’m keeping this baby, because I could never kill a human being, especially one that is my own flesh and blood.i took the home preg test, and it was positive. my friend took me to the doc yesterday, turns out it was false. thank God! but thanks everyone who answered! i appreciate.

A: Just sit them down, tell them, explain that you’re sorry, that you know they’re disappointed, and that you hope they will be supportive.Instead of keeping the baby why not arrange for an adoption. Love your child enough to let capable, loving, adults raise it!