Facing an unplanned pregnancy can be overwhelming, especially if you’re still in school and living at home. You may feel anxious or unsure about how your parents will react. That’s completely normal. If you’re wondering how to tell your parents you’re pregnant, you’re not alone. Here are some steps you can take as you prepare
College life includes classes, activities, friends, and new experiences, but when those experiences include pregnancy, it can make college life a little more challenging. Pregnancy can make you feel isolated, and the nausea and fatigue can make studying harder. Not to worry, though. Title IX protects you from discrimination and harassment. It ensures you can
Opening up about a possible pregnancy decision can feel like an emotionally charged, challenging conversation. If abortion is the option you’re leaning toward, the thought of discussing it with your family might bring up feelings of fear, pressure, or uncertainty. Preparing ahead of time can help you feel more grounded as you take this next
Some women feel abortion is their only option when faced with an unplanned pregnancy. Out of fear, pressure from others, or a lack of support, they choose to terminate the pregnancy. However, hearing about women who wish they could have changed their minds is common. Whatever your reason, if you’re having a change of heart
Talking to your children about your unplanned pregnancy can be one of those challenging, “teachable” conversations. Although a late period and a positive pregnancy test are usually enough to determine if you are pregnant, the Embrace team recommends you verify your pregnancy before talking to your kids. Come to Embrace for no-cost pregnancy services like
Navigating the ups and downs of parenthood can feel overwhelming when you’ve also learned you’re unexpectedly pregnant. You might wonder how you’ll make a decision and navigate your next steps while also taking care of other responsibilities. Embrace is here to provide reassurance and support every step of the way. No matter your situation, you
Pregnancy can be full of emotions—from excitement to nervousness, you’ve likely had much to process and think about as you await your baby’s arrival. During this time, it’s also possible to get caught up in preparing for this significant life change. With so much going on, self-care may be on the back burner. However, it’s
There are two types of abortion: medical and surgical. How far along you are in your pregnancy usually determines which type you qualify for. Although all abortions involve a measure of bleeding and cramping, it’s vital to know the specifics in case you have complications. The Embrace team wants to help protect your health and
Being pressured by your parents to get an abortion is extremely hard, especially if you’re still living at home. They may threaten to kick you out or not support you physically or financially. The most important thing to remember is no one can legally force you to make one pregnancy decision over another. There are
Pregnancy is a unique experience that brings significant changes but can also bring moments of anxiety and uncertainty. For those navigating this transformative time, finding ways to stay calm and centered is key. Here are five practical tips to help manage stress during pregnancy as you navigate this experience. 1. Prioritize Rest and Relaxation Pregnancy