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Birth Control for 14 year old impulsive daughter?
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<blockquote data-quote="neednewtechnique" data-source="post: 88201" data-attributes="member: 3527"><p>I can tell you from experience, as a moody teenager myself, if you give her a bc pill or shot, it could make the moods worse, plus if she starts to gain weight, that will make her even LESS happy. Someone mentioned IUD, which is great. As she said, they can be generall dangerous for someone who has not delivered a baby, but I do think they have finally made one that is safe for women who have not yet had any children. Plus, as an added bonus, the IUD does away with periods, which will in turn, do away with PMS, and will make your difficult child's life much more pleasant!! </p><p></p><p>As for the cancer vaccines...Guardasil is what it is called, and they DO recommend you start your child on that around age 11. Something about it taking time to build up full immunity in your system, so by the time these girls are MUCH OLDER (like 30, yeah right) and having sex, the vaccine is in full force protection.</p><p></p><p>our difficult child also started this three-step shot process, and it was actually a great ice-breaker and we had a very nice discussion about things.</p><p></p><p>Good luck, this is a tough decision to make, although the idea of telling her she is taking "hormones" would be interesting, I am not sure I would recommend that, it could somehow come back to bite you in the behind if she finds out and gets upset.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="neednewtechnique, post: 88201, member: 3527"] I can tell you from experience, as a moody teenager myself, if you give her a bc pill or shot, it could make the moods worse, plus if she starts to gain weight, that will make her even LESS happy. Someone mentioned IUD, which is great. As she said, they can be generall dangerous for someone who has not delivered a baby, but I do think they have finally made one that is safe for women who have not yet had any children. Plus, as an added bonus, the IUD does away with periods, which will in turn, do away with PMS, and will make your difficult child's life much more pleasant!! As for the cancer vaccines...Guardasil is what it is called, and they DO recommend you start your child on that around age 11. Something about it taking time to build up full immunity in your system, so by the time these girls are MUCH OLDER (like 30, yeah right) and having sex, the vaccine is in full force protection. our difficult child also started this three-step shot process, and it was actually a great ice-breaker and we had a very nice discussion about things. Good luck, this is a tough decision to make, although the idea of telling her she is taking "hormones" would be interesting, I am not sure I would recommend that, it could somehow come back to bite you in the behind if she finds out and gets upset. [/QUOTE]
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