Login:
or Register


Post Reply 
 
Thread Rating:
  • 0 Votes - 0 Average
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
Alfie Patten; baby-faced daddy at 13
14-02-2009, 02:06 AM
Post: #19
Re: Alfie Patten; baby-faced daddy at 13
(14-02-2009 12:41 AM)●~●ß~Ŕ~Ĩ~Ť●~● link Wrote:I don't think we should bash the poor boy.  What if he did know about the bird and the bees?  He's OUR age anyways.  Even younger kids know it.  He just made a mistake, not big deal.  They have family supporting them, so everything will be okay. 
Yes, but adoption is the best thing for them.
(14-02-2009 01:50 AM)Valentines MÅJIÇK link Wrote:When you look at it, 15 and 13 aren't that far apart.  They just SOUND like it.  It's actually pretty common for kids around that age to start to have those kinds of feelings, and since it's only a two year age difference, the maturaity levels at that time aren't so different, either.

It's a shame that they have had a child so young, and that they didn't understand the possible outcomes, but it happens.  From the sound of it, they're both going to make fine parents, albeit very young and will likely have some problems as they get into their mid/upper teen years.

But, if their families are supportive, they'll do just fine.  I do not think it's okay, necisarily,  for kids that age to be having ... woohoo ... but these things happen.  I myself started ... woohooing ... two weeks after my 16th birthday.  Granted, in my case the boy was 2 years OLDER, not 2 years YOUNGER.
I dont mind the age difference. But, his Dad doesnt have job. I dont think the MOm's Dad does either. Woohoo at this age is not right. I understand that he wants to keep the baby, but they wont be able to support it. And I dont think he is bright enough to be a dad. He doesnt even know what finance means!
Quote this message in a reply
Post Reply 


Messages In This Thread

Forum Jump:


User(s) browsing this thread: 1 Guest(s)