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Children having children: Outcome of extreme teenage pregnancies (13-15 years)
Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica, 09/28/09

Papamicheal E et al. – Teenage mothers <15 years were significantly more likely to come from single–parent families and twice as likely to have experienced childhood sexual or physical abuse compared to those over 16 years. They attended antenatal appointments later than older teenagers, had fewer visits, were more likely to undergo emergency cesarean section and to have a higher rate of perineal trauma. However, all three groups delivered babies of comparable birthweights at similar gestations.

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