“I got pregnant at 16, but I don’t regret it”

Kaylee and Nathan are now parents to half-year-old Eyeri, and even though they didn’t plan to start a family so early on, they have no regrets about how their lives turned out now. ʋgo together as a happy family.

Kaylee was 16 when she got pregnant. Nathan was 18 at the time, and although they’d known each other for a few years, they’d only been together for a few months, and Kaylee thought that Nathan would definitely leave if she said his things, so she almost waited. two months before telling him she was pregnant. But the boy is surprisingly excited and happy to be a father.

 

The young parents ʋiʋ were then located in the state of Alabama, in a small town where girls disappeared from public view when they accidentally became pregnant, because they had to face incredibly strong prejudice. Kaylee had previously been told by her doctor that she was pregnant, so she had no idea she could get pregnant. Kaylee took a pregnancy test as a joke with one of her friends and said she was expecting a party. He was sʜᴏᴋᴄᴇᴅ and immediately took two more tests to confirm the result.

He was very afraid to tell his father things because he had never been asked to meet a young man before and his father did not take it well at first, but now he is a proud grandfather who loves his grandfather.

 

Even though Kaylee dreaded the terrifying experience that lay ahead of her during her pregnancy, she was certain from the start that she wouldn’t want to throw the party. She went to school until the 2nd month of her pregnancy with him, after which she committed herself to Olisse. Aʋeri was born in March 2020, just as the world was going into lockdown due to ᴘᴀɴᴅᴇᴍɪᴄ. That means not only did Kaylee and Nathan have to deal with their parents at a very young age, but they didn’t get the best support groups or family visits that would have happened outside of lockdown. 3-4 months passed before Kaylee’s father, Scott, was able to meet her grandfather.

Kaylee and Nathan got engaged in November 2020, when Kaylee was just 17 and Nathan was 19. They are now married and live in OMaha, Nebraska for Nata’s work while Kaylee shares her studies and cares for Airey.

 

“We usually do not have such negative reactions. People often think we are babysitters or something. Sometimes they just stare, but I feel like I have the worst reaction when I’m alone with ƄeƄé,” says Kaylee, who admits she used to tag along with teenage moms, but now she’s totally on board with her opinion. has changed.

Mom JoAnn also shares her experiences on Instagram and YoυTυƄe to help other teen moms, as she was helped by similar videos of her pregnancy. “I wanted not to push her, not to promote the pregnancy, but to show the real side,” she says.

 

Most of her ᴄʀɪᴛɪᴄ claim that having a baby is ruining her life because she can’t finish her studies like that, but Kaylee has vehemently denied such views.

“I think the biggest thing I’ve been denied is that as a teenage mom, you can’t graduate, you can’t go to college and have a future. That’s not true at all because I graduated at 16, started university at 17 and graduated at 20,” says Joanne.