There is no easy way to do this. But seeing as there is no other option, you sit them down an start at the beginning. Tell them everything. How it happend, what emotions you are experiencing, and what options you are considering. Be mature about this. If you can't face them, then write a letter. Ask for their forgiveness, if they do forgive you immediatly or not is in their hands.
them being strictly religious and you being pregnant are pretty much inalterable.
They might notice several months into the pregnancy, or find out when one of the neighbours tells them, or guess that she was when she's rushed the maternity ward. These alternate "reveals" lack fitness. Really religious parents may avoid all of these options.Like most difficult discussions it can happen in several ways:
Be prepared to the them who the father is.
Also be prepared to tell them what your expectations are abortion, adoption and other options are.
No you should not, especially by your parents. It makes the teenager uncomfortable. It is highly immature.
there is no way to tell your strict parent you must have tell your parent because at the end of the whole thing your parents will find out and it will be so sad and painfull
Short answer no, if your a teenager or still going to school and your boyfriend isn't a upstanding citizen your parents are justified in not liking him. Part of life your parents are in their annoying/disturbing way looking out for you. If your a well developed adult and your parents object to the relationship based on religious or cultural reasons then by all means move out. I did
If the child is under the age of 18, she should live where the parents say she should live. They can report her as a run away.
The parent who has the custodial and legal right to the child/teenager is responsible for the medical bills of the pregnant teenager. However, if the court ruled for one of the parents to provide medical care that person is responsible for the medical bills. In that case, the court ruled parent is primary payor and the other parent is the secondary payor. The teen should be made to be responsible by helping to pay for the care of herself and perhaps the boy who got her pregnant. If she chooses to give the baby up for adoption, the adopting parents may pay for her pregnancy care and delivery. There are also free clinics that can help out, places like Planned Parenthood or Crisis Pregnancies Counseling Centers. Beware, Planned Parenthood is pro-abortion. Abortion is not very safe for young teens and our country really needs babies that can be adopted. If the teenager choses to keep the baby the father should help with care and expenses of the child. Time for them to grow up!
You should be over the age of majority in your community. Have you talked to your parents? They may know who and where your birth parents are. That could save you an immense amount of searching.
Jewish parents should be kind to their children, just as all other kinds of parents should be. Childhood is basically the same process, for people of any ethnicity. In terms of religious requirements, Jewish parents should feed their children kosher food and educate them about Judaism. Of course, it is possible to be Jewish in an ethnic sense without being religious, so even those religious requirements are optional.
You can attempt to make a female sim pregnant by having two sims (one male and one female) relaxing on the bed and then selecting "Try for Baby." If successful, you should hear a tone after they are done making woohoo.
No i don't think they should. I think she is too young for him and even tho she is pregnant she should just stay at home with her parents
No, 17 years old is almost 18 and that would then make the teenager no longer a minor. It is best if the parents let their teenager know that they need their sleep and let the teenager decide what time they should go to bed. However, if the teen is out late at night then it is up to the parents to set ground rules that the teen be in at a certain time. Also, if the teen is sitting up all night on the computer; getting poor grades at school this gives the parents the right to decide when the teen needs to go to bed and get plenty of rest.
Soon. You should watch better stuff than teenagers getting pregnant and having sex though.
If the parents and student agree to a religious education, otherwise, no. (In my humble opinion)