Seriously???

Leelee06 · February 2009

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/article2233878.ece

I'm confused. Until I got married I wasn't allowed in a room with the door closed with a boy in my parents house, and that young my parents was my only means of transportation and visiting. They never dropped me off somewhere (besides the mall) where there was no parental supervision. But why should I be surprised? Even kids in kindergarten play "doctor".

teakum · February 2009

oh my goodness!!! Those kids poor things they don t have money, there parents don t have alot of money this is almost as bad as the Octupmom,

tippykins · February 2009

i saw that too. i was in shock for a good 10 mins. the little boy looks like a baby himself!!

aubie96 · February 2009

OMG, I'm completely shocked and that the boy's father NOW wants to have the "birds and the bees talk"?!!?!? uh a little late. And both families are huge and not with much. So sad.

Soon2BMrsWiley · February 2009

Yeah, I saw that on Perez. I feel like an old fogie, but kids are ridiculous these days. No one ever tells them no and they have such careless attitiudes.

Leelee06 · February 2009

aubie96:
OMG, I'm completely shocked and that the boy's father NOW wants to have the "birds and the bees talk"?!!?!? uh a little late. And both families are huge and not with much. So sad.

Yeah, too little too late. His father has a total of 9 kids and I imagine it's hard to keep up with all of them. Coulda, shoulda, woulda can be such a sad thing.

Ren0919 · February 2009

Wow, that's so sad for that baby. And yeah, a little too late for the birds and the bees talk.

What I find interesting is that there is a condemning of the 'no sex education' policy in the schools. We had a huge sex ed program where I went to school (we had in starting in 5th and went throught 12th grade). I personally think it should be taught, but omg, if it's not? Don't blame the school. At that point you have to blame the parents for completely shirking their responsibilities to their kids.

star21gazer · February 2009

Soon2BMrsWiley:
Yeah, I saw that on Perez. I feel like an old fogie, but kids are ridiculous these days. No one ever tells them no and they have such careless attitiudes.

My thoughts exactly!!

kc0721 · February 2009

OMG!!! I'm stunned.

greeneyz7 · February 2009

That is really sad and there is probably a lot more of this happening than we are aware of. I can't help but wonder why the 15 year old mother won't be brought up on some sort of charges since he was so young...but I guess they are both minors...who knows. What a mess!

jaimeCRN · February 2009

This happens a lot actually. A couple of months ago I took care of a 14 year old after she had complication from a C-section. DHR was involved and I asked them how common it is for kids this young to be pregnant. She told me about a third of her cases now involve investigating this. I was shocked!!! What's worse the little girl told me having a baby made her a woman. It broke my heart. I wish parents would be responsible in what they teach their kids!

star21gazer · February 2009

Ren0919:
Wow, that's so sad for that baby. And yeah, a little too late for the birds and the bees talk.
What I find interesting is that there is a condemning of the 'no sex education' policy in the schools. We had a huge sex ed program where I went to school (we had in starting in 5th and went throught 12th grade). I personally think it should be taught, but omg, if it's not? Don't blame the school. At that point you have to blame the parents for completely shirking their responsibilities to their kids.

You'd be surprised how many parents think the teachers should be responsible for teaching lots of things that should be done by the parents.

Leelee06 · February 2009

star21gazer:
Ren0919:
Wow, that's so sad for that baby. And yeah, a little too late for the birds and the bees talk.
What I find interesting is that there is a condemning of the 'no sex education' policy in the schools. We had a huge sex ed program where I went to school (we had in starting in 5th and went throught 12th grade). I personally think it should be taught, but omg, if it's not? Don't blame the school. At that point you have to blame the parents for completely shirking their responsibilities to their kids.
You'd be surprised how many parents think the teachers should be responsible for teaching lots of things that should be done by the parents.

Totally agree! Lots of parents pretty much want teachers to raise their children for them.