Teens Before Parents

THE FACTS - Impact of Teen Pregnancy "Think Past the Moment."It is important that young people in South Carolina succeed in school so they can thrive as adults.

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Educate

Education is the key to personal achievement which can be applied to every aspect of daily living. It increases awareness, intelligence, and decision-making. Education occurs in various ways and different methods should be used to educate individuals. Specifically, education on…

Prevent

Prevent, TBP’s second purpose will educate teenagers on abstinence and contraceptives. Teenage pregnancy affects the community and will completely change the life of a teenager forever. Teenage pregnancy prevention is much needed to decrease teenagers becoming parents too soon. TBP…

Inspire

iPlan Tips from Teens for Teens about Life, Love, and Not Getting Pregnant When it comes to sex, teens get tons of advice from adults and that’s a good thing. But it’s also important that you know what they’re thinking…

Tips for Avoiding Teen Pregnancy

Preventing teenage pregnancy may also come down to overcoming parent-child communication barriers. The National Campaign reports that teens say their parents influence their decisions about sex, love and relationships the most; even more than the media or their peers. Starting a conversation about sex early and often may prove beneficial. This conversation should ideally begin well before a child's teen years. In fact, the National Campaign encourages parents to talk early and become"askable" parents (let kids know that they can ask you anything). Remember, this is ideally an 18-year conversation, not just one talk.

In South Carolina:

"17 teens (age 15-19) give birth every day."

South Carolina Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy

A Message From The Founder

Renee Mack Teens Before Parents was not created to replace any organization but rather to be an addition to the community. I believe that TBP and youth serving organizations share common goals which are to improve the lives of our youth.

I am excited about Teens Before Parents and its positive impact that it will make on the community. Let's join together and continue to decrease teen pregnancy rates while preparing teens for their successful future.

Yours In Prevention, Renee

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Tips for Avoiding Teen Pregnancy

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