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Can a 9 year old who gets pregnant carry a baby to full term and have no problems delivering the baby?
Updated: 11/15/2022
It's rare a 9yo has started ovulating but it happens. Carrying the fetus full term and give birth without problems is close to impossible I think. Her body isn't made for childbirth yet and her pelvis too narrow. They would also consider what it would do to her emotional and mental health to go through something like that. Anyone who got her pregnant is guilty of a crime.
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