If we have I'm not sure it's a good thing.
I'd far rather the state refrain from promoting abortions. Having something in place for unwed mothers who want to raise their baby ain't in and of itself a bad thing. (Though clearly living with the father should be promoted).
Religious groups should be very active in these situations too as it brings folks into the church.
Oh yes, I agree. I am all for helping them out but they must finish school and work. Which I really think is the way it is now, at least the working part. In my volunteer activities, some of the mothers receive assistance but they must work also. And I will say, since the new rules went into effect, none of them have gotten pregnant again. All of the sudden, they remembered to go get the patch or shot that last a long time.
Me too but let's add - I'd rather the state didn't promote pregnancy by making it a profitable endeavor for these young girls.
This story is about the U.K. but it's no different in the U.S.