Making Mothers: Sociology Discussion

https://wwnorton.com/common/mplay/6.11/?p=/college/soc/&f=Making_Mothers&cc=1 (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. African American teen mothers are often stigmatized. This selection examines a birth center in Washington, D.C., that seeks to offer both support and education. 5:38pm Oct 3 at 5:38pm 1. If women expecting were stigmatized, it would only instill a fear of ever being pregnant and their resources would dwindle if they felt they had no where to turn to for help. It’s hard to find support when all else seems to be against you and judged for having lived a life different from theirs. Not only does this hurt the young mothers but this in also influences how their children will grow. 2. The young women who seek help from a birth center may not only receive assistance within their pregnancy but through their education and with their employment. It allows for the support and help they couldn’t find elsewhere which fills in a huge void of what they’ve been missing all along. As simple as it may seem, this helps them tremendously. 3. The difference between receiving the proper care and support, and not would surely make a dent into ones motherhood. Without the aid of these programs, it would be difficult to navigate those urgencies and whereabouts, for this is a brand new life that requires medical attention – anyone who may be in need of it of course. We are here because of our mothers, I am more than grateful to those who help along the way. 3:39pm Oct 3 at 3:39pm 1. The stigma about teen pregnancy does not prevent it, but the impact it has on teen moms is huge. A lot of teens may feel scared or shameful because of it but in reality they shouldn’t feel that way, they should get an overwhelming amount of support. Some may even feel that life is over for them after they have their child, but that’s not the case because moms are fully capable to fulfill their goals and create a strong future for themselves. 2. The women who receive services at the birth center gain knowledge of how to care for their child. As well as some of the clients become employees. 3. A mother-to-be who receives comprehensive care, support and prenatal care will have more benefits that a mother without. They will have the mental and physical support and knowledge to be prepared for the birth. If stigma doesn’t necessarily prevent teen pregnancy, what impact might it have on those who do become pregnant? What might the young women who receive services at this birth center gain, beyond health care? How might the experience of pregnancy be different for mothers-to-be who receive comprehensive care and support? No prenatal care? Respond to at least two of your classmates If stigma doesn’t necessarily prevent teen pregnancy, what impact might it have on those who do become pregnant?
What might the young women who receive services at this birth center gain, beyond health care?
How might the experience of pregnancy be different for mothers-to-be who receive comprehensive care and support? No prenatal care?
Respond to at least two of your classmates