How to tell my Mom I'm pregnant?

there are lots of couples who want to adopt and an agency is not the only way to go there is a type of adoption called independent adoption which my husband and I are trying to do right now if you would like more info about this option please let me know

my sister was in your situation at the same age. She turned to me for advice and I told her just to be straight with my mum and she was afraid my mum would kik her out but she sat thr and tlked non stop and my mum understood. she told her she should have been more open and told her sooner… hope we can help u

I’m pregnant and I’m 18 years old but regardless of my age, I was still afraid to tell my mom. She’s always been there for me in any situation and although we’ve gotten into a lot more arguments here in the past year than we have before, I still feel like she’ll support me. Be upfront with her. Don’t hide anything. She’ll more than likely be more satisfied to know your situation coming from you than having to realize that you’re slowly but surely getting bigger. If your mom truely cares about you, she won’t kick you out but instead help you in the situation. Because of the age you’re at, you need support and a lot of it. If you don’t think you can take care of it, adoption is always a good thing [I’m adopted!] instead of completely getting rid of the baby by abortion. But, good luck!

Honesty is your best policy. Ultimately it is your choice whether to keep the child or not. One thing to keep in mind is that there are plenty of couples out there like myself and my wife that have tried for years (in our case 10 years)to have children with no success. Finding a loving home for your child won’t be a problem. You may be surprised how supportive your mother will be. Good luck with your decision.

tell her now before it is too late so then she will be mad you did not tell her earlier enough, pray about it,and have faith she will not do anything your are worried about..

I agree that you should tell your Mom and you just have to catch her in a good mood and tell her you have something very important to tell her and tell her. There is no easy way. I wouldn’t advice just leaving a note like someone suggested. As everyone has said, If she loves you, she will understand and accept it. I’m a mother. I know these things. My daughter told me when she was pregnant at 15. She wanted my advice on whether to get an abortion. I didn’t want her to have an abortion because I wanted her to have her baby and I was actually happy about having a grandchild. I only voiced my opinion about it once and I let her decide, hoping she would decide against the abortion. She made the decision to have the baby and my granddaughter is 11 now. BTW, you have a right to an abortion and I don’t think anyone should tell you that you should or shouldn’t have an one. It’s your decision to make. I think that you should be informed of all of your options. I only mention this because someone told you not to have one and that is their own moral beliefs. There’s a certain point though, where you’ll be too many months along to have an abortion so if that is an option, keep that in mind. I had an abortion when I was 18 and I didn’t think about it very often afterwards, but, looking back now, I wish I had kept the child. He or she would be 35 years old. But, again, tell your Mom. You just have to do it and you can’t go wrong there. That’s my advice. Good luck.

IF YOU HAVE A NICE RELATIONSHIP WITH YOUR MOM IT SHOULDN’T BE THAT HARD … SIMPLY SIT HER DOWN IN EXPLAIN and ASK HER NOT TO JUDGE YOU THEN JUST BE STRAIGHT IN FORWARD MOM LISTEN I NEED YOUR HELP AND MOST OF ALL YOUR ADVICE … MOM I’M PREGNANT CAN YOU AND ARE YOU WILLING TO HELP ME YES IT WAS CARELESS BUT I REALLY NEED YOU

Honesty is your best policy. Ultimately it is your choice whether to keep the child or not. One thing to keep in mind is that there are plenty of couples out there like myself and my wife that have tried for years (in our case 10 years)to have children with no success. Finding a loving home for your child won’t be a problem. You may be surprised how supportive your mother will be. Good luck with your decision.