Britans Youngest Mum to be (12years old)

Stinky · 12 May 2006 at 08:01

http://www.thesun.co.uk/section/0,,2,00.html

Lost her viginity at 11 years old

:confused:

why would you want to do that so young

phill · 12 May 2006 at 08:03

Trust the Sun to be covering the story - tripe

idiots..

jezsoup · 12 May 2006 at 08:05

And how much money is she going to recieve over the next few years in benifits? She shouldnt get any and her parents (plus the lads) shoudl be forced to pay fully and support the mother and new baby.

Edit:

Odd you havea go and express outrage at a paper for covering a story when, really, the problem is a stupid girl getting pregnant.

MR_Punk · 12 May 2006 at 08:05

Stupid girl - yet another single mother probably going to live off the state for the rest of her life!

+44

Mickey_D · 12 May 2006 at 08:08

Absolute insanity.

What's worrying to me is that my son is twelve. The idea of him being a parent is mind boggling.

Bar · 12 May 2006 at 08:08

well we all know there is nothing better to do and its soo cool to have a baby cause lets be honest raising a child is soo easy like man

Stinky · 12 May 2006 at 08:09

i cant belive the bit about the girl lighting up her 3rd rollie in the interview, and her mum stood there proud :confused:

a drunken romp at 11 is just wrong

Raumarik · 12 May 2006 at 08:10

Welcome to the Nanny state, in more ways than one

Kitchster_uk · 12 May 2006 at 08:12

My 2nd Cousin was pregnant at 12, gave birth at 13. Her mother used to let her slap on the make-up and go out with her mates til all hours. In fairness to her, she's made a go of her life since, but still, it's the parents fault tbh.

Krowzer · 12 May 2006 at 08:18

Expecting ... the young mum-to-be with her proud mum

'proud mum' bit says it all tbh

goldilocks · 12 May 2006 at 08:18

i though my face would be enough of a contraceptive...

ElRazur · 12 May 2006 at 08:19

i dont understand why some are already blsming the newspaper for reporting it - The sun report news that the masses want and that's exactly what they are doing.

As for the girl i wouldnt blames her so much, we live in a society where we are constantly being bombarded with sex all the time so it is bound for stuff like this to happen.

I wonder if this will happen, if parents are allowed to smack their children when they go wrong without the fear of being labelled a childabuser and NSPCC and social worker all over the case.

goldilocks · 12 May 2006 at 08:28

ElRazur said:
As for the girl i wouldnt blames her so much, we live in a society where we are constantly being bombarded with sex all the time so it is bound for stuff like this to happen.

oh yes, i have absolutely no idea how i've got to the ripe old age of 20 without managing to get myself pregnant,with all this pressure from society to go and have sex as soon as i'm old enough to wear a trainer bra

someone force fed her alcohol?
makes her chain smoke?
dresses her up in 'tiny black mini skirts'?

no - it's called choice

Richdog · 12 May 2006 at 08:30

goldilocks said:
oh yes, i have absolutely no idea how i've got to the ripe old age of 20 without managing to get myself pregnant,with all this pressure from society to go and have sex as soon as i'm old enough to wear a trainer bra

someone force fed her alcohol?
makes her chain smoke?
dresses her up in 'tiny black mini skirts'?

no - it's called choice

No, it's called "having far too much freedom at an age where you are not yet remotely mature enough to make those choices".

jezsoup · 12 May 2006 at 08:31

goldilocks said:
oh yes, i have absolutely no idea how i've got to the ripe old age of 20 without managing to get myself pregnant,with all this pressure from society to go and have sex as soon as i'm old enough to wear a trainer bra

someone force fed her alcohol?
makes her chain smoke?
dresses her up in 'tiny black mini skirts'?

no - it's called choice

At that age her parents shouldnt even be giving her any of those choices!!

Roberta · 12 May 2006 at 08:31

goldilocks said:
i though my face would be enough of a contraceptive...

Well that put a smile on my face before work! Cheers!

goldilocks · 12 May 2006 at 08:33

richdog and jezsoup - i don't think we should be locking kids up, and controlling their every decision - but teaching them, leading by example, and giving them the moral fibre in order for them to make the right decisions themselves

dymetrie · 12 May 2006 at 08:34

goldilocks said:
no - it's called being a little slapper with a skank for a mother

Fixed

This doesn't surprise me at all, I imagine that her mother is probably on the dole as well, seeing as how she has an 8 month old baby it's quite likely, that combined with the fact that the parents are no longer together make this probable...

I like the way it's being called 'a drunken 1 night stand'. I mean c'mon! she was 11! every part of that statement is just WRONG!

Whilst I am a smoker then I find it disgusting that this child is not only smoking while pregnant, but is smoking at all, especially with her mum sitting next to her professing at how proud she is of her alcoholic, cancerous, slapper of a daughter :rolleyes:

/rant

jezsoup · 12 May 2006 at 08:38

goldilocks said:
richdog and jezsoup - i don't think we should be locking kids up, and controlling their every decision - but teaching them, leading by example, and giving them the moral fibre in order for them to make the right decisions themselves

At 11 years old you should learn to do waht your told TBH. Yes lead by example and all that too is very important for parents, but parents exercising their right to say no is also very very important. But in todays society it seems almost a crime to say no, everyone can do anything adn everything whenever they want.

At 11 years old child (hell even up to 18 onwards) mos tliekyl will not have the ability and sound logic and thinking to make the right decision. There are other factors which influences kids that age much more than them thinkin oh is this the right decision.

me227 · 12 May 2006 at 08:40

She still puffs up to 20 ciggies a day, despite being eight months pregnant.

She said: “I can give up smoking at any time, but I don’t find it affects my pregnancy. I also don’t drink any more.”

Yes you're special and all the medical research into the effects of smoking on unborn children doesn't apply to you.

The girl has excitedly been converting into a nursery the bedroom she currently shares with her sister.

Where'd all the money for this come from?

She has hand-picked rolls of lilac wallpaper covered with pink, purple and silver hearts.

Wish I had that kind of money.

Stacked against the walls are boxes full of baby goods, including a pram.

Same as above two remarks.