While abstinence is the cheapest and most guaranteed method of avoiding pregnancy, it's not the only way. By teaching of different methods to avoid pregnancy and also giving precautions on the dangers of STDs, teenagers will, for the most part, get the message.
Give them the information they need and let them make their own moral decisions. Anything that happens is their responsibility and they must live with it.
you shouldn't?
The best form of birth control in abstinence.
completely avoiding any activity by choice.
That depends on the school board's sex education policy in your area.
It's important so you don't get STDs (Sexually transmitted diseases).
The best form of birth control is abstinence.
To communicate the importance of practicing abstinence to other teens, focus on fostering open and honest discussions about the emotional and physical consequences of sexual activity. Share relatable personal stories or statistics that highlight the benefits of waiting, such as avoiding potential health risks or the impact on future relationships. Encourage mutual respect and understanding, emphasizing that choosing abstinence can empower teens to make informed decisions about their bodies and futures. Lastly, create a supportive environment where teens feel comfortable expressing their thoughts and concerns without judgment.
Abstinence.
The best way to teach teenagers about pregnancy is through discussion. Speaking to teens is the best way to spread the knowledge of safe sexual intercourse and of abstinence. There is lots of information on how to speak to teens about issues in books and intranet websites. This a very informative site: www.dosomething.org/project/��teen-pregnancy-awareness
abstinence
Abstinence cannot be bought in a traditional sense, as it refers to the voluntary choice to refrain from certain activities, typically sexual intercourse. Individuals can choose abstinence for various reasons, including personal, religious, or health-related beliefs. While abstinence education programs or resources may be purchased, the commitment to abstain is a personal decision made by individuals.
Fertility-awareness (abstinence during fertile cycle) and withdrawal take more self control than some teens (and anyone - really) have and are not as effective as hormonal BC and condoms.