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KAILEY and Nathan had known each other for a few years but when they found out she was pregnant at just 16, they’d only been dating a short time. Kailey took a test as a joke with a friend; she was on birth control and had zero symptoms so when the result came back positive Kailey took another two because she couldn’t believe it. For Kailey, who at that point was living in Alabama, abortion wasn’t an option. It was over a week after finding out before Kailey had the courage to tell Nathan but he was excited and simply said ‘ok well let’s do this’. They only told one other friend at school, keeping it secret until Kailey left school at six months pregnant to continue with online school. Living in a small town where teen moms tended to just go into hiding once their pregnancies were public knowledge, Kailey and Nathan were determined to change the narrative. Avery was born in March 2020, just as the world was going into lockdown. That meant that not only did Kailey and Nathan have to deal with being parents at a very young age but they also didn’t get the usual support groups or family visits that would have happened outside of lockdown. It was 3-4 months before Kailey’s dad got to meet his grandchild. This challenging start has prepared the young couple well, who are entirely self-sufficient. They got engaged when Kailey was just 17, Nathan, 19 with Nathan proposing on the beach. They are now married and live in Omaha, Nebraska for Nathan’s job, while Kailey continues her studies and looks after Avery. Kailey started her TH-cam channel and Instagram to be a safe space for other teen moms. She says: “I wanted to not condone it, not encourage teen pregnancy but show the real side.”
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A doctor telling a 15 or 16 year old that they are infertile is extremely irresponsible. A teenager will take that as 100% fact and think that there is no possible way that they can get pregnant.
A doctor told my boyfriend that 18 years ago. I got pregnant because he was sure he couldn't have children because of that damn doctor. We were stupid and young. I was 17 and pregnant
@@sandyhusacek2184 Oof, I'm so sorry. I really hope things worked out well for you
@@dontmindme9046 oh things worked out fine. It was hard but life is pretty peaceful now a days. ❤️❤️
i never thought it was 100% impossible, I agree doctors should not tell young teenagers that!
It happened to me.
I give them both major kudos for stepping up to the plate and taking care of their beautiful daughter. I can’t imagine how tough this is at such a young age. But they’re doing it! I’m rooting for them!
My absolute feeling as well!! Atleast they’re not trying to cover their tracks but rather are making do with what they can
My sentiments
I give major kudos for stepping up to the plate and taking care of their beautiful daughter l cant imagine how tough this is at such a young
I give major kudos for the pain and the pain that you don't have to worry about when you see you MONTOY at the first place canada post tracking you guys like that she is lol adorable girl she likes dollarama
It's actually not as tough as in your 30s or 40s. The older you get, the more nerves you lose, patience is out of the window and stress from work also is sky high. When you're teen, you have support, patience and strength to carry that on and education. If someone tells me it's too much, just remember how many all-nighters you could pull off at 18.
I had my babies at 16, 18, and 19 and married their dad at 17. Thank God too because at 20 I was diagnosed with cervical uterine and ovarian cancer. Started in one place and spread and can't have kids anymore. I've been with my husband for 20 year married and 23 years altogether. We are very happy in a healthy loving relationship. We finished school and college. Went on to have 1 masters and 2 bachelor's between us. Our kids now adults, except 1. Are in college and not parents themselves. People look down on teen parents all the time and I understand. Most of the time it is messy for awhile but sometimes it's not.
Im so sorry that happened to you. Glad you won the fight and still here with us !
Having kids at a young age was definitely a blessing in disguise for you 🤗
God Bless ☮️
Congratulations on your family @ such a young age. And (married (still together) raise your kids together, and you and your spouse got higher education. Wow. That's something to be proud of. God Bless ☮️
Or u marriad
👧👧👧❤❤😍💍💍🌷🌷🌷
They seem like a lovely couple. Everyone has a different path in life. I don’t condone teenage pregnancy but it happens, and I’m glad she took responsibility for it. I’m 28 and still don’t know if I even want kids. I think they are pretty courageous, as I sure as hell couldn’t do it at their age.
Thank you🤍 I don’t condone it either just try to show reality
God for bid anyone pull out now a days or wear IUD
I'm 31 and I don't know if I want kids yet. I'm glad I didn't have kids young, but I also understand that things happen in life, and I dont judge others who have a different path.
@@mr.hustleakamike2734I know quite a few people who got pregnant using the pull out method. It shouldn't be recommended to anyone especially not teenage boys with little control. Seriously, condoms are a much better choice plus they protect against STIs.
If you own your responsibility as parent, you have got my respect! Your child must always come first when you able to do that the rest will follow!!
I had my son at 19 and my daughter at 21! Being a teen/young mom is definitely tough, but I regret nothing! Best blessings I could have ever asked for! Age has nothing to do with being a good parent or not, its just about prioritizing your children over everything else 🤷♀️ once you have a system down its not hard to find time for yourself and to have fun :) she's definitely a great mom and has her child's best intrest at heart. You're rockin it momma 🤘
yeah but having a baby at 16 compared to 19/21 is a waay different
Girl at least you have the energy! I never thought I’d get pregnant and I had a goal to be pregnant at least by 24-26 MAX! I started dating my fiancé when I was 21 now he’s 32 I’m 33 and we have NO friends, family, etc but we did get a huge surprise is 2020 of a beautiful baby girl who is now 1! It is SO much work and more so I applaud you and your husband! It’s hard work!!!!
Happy for you
Omg I am so happy you
Irresponsible parents
32 with my 36 year old partner - first time parents this week. Part of me wishes we had our baby younger while we had more energy (together since 2008). But the rest of me knows this is the most solid, together and capable we have ever been and so this was the right time for us.
Congratulations on your family!
@@Wakeupgrandowl Honestly, I think the whole 'energy' thing is overrated. There are so many factors that are much more important that most people just don't have when they are in their early 20s and have been with the same partner for all their dating life. When I was a child I wanted to have had my first baby by 21. Now I'm 25, childless and having the absolute time of my life and I'm still doing the whole 'finding myself thing'. I couldn't imagine doing that with a child to care for. If I have kids I want to have them in my mid-30s. Sure I may have less energy, especially with the career I'm going down, but I feel like I'll be a much more well rounded person and emotionally be more available for my children. Right now I'm too emotionally volatile to care for another human being and 99% of my friends of a similar age are too.
When dad is around teen moms don’t regret it.
Moms period. I thank my man every day for being a real father and partner
I’m 16 and I have an 17 month old and her dad is not in the picture, I do not regret it at all!
@@littlemix6207You got this!
Sad to have kids so young. You really miss out.
However, the baby is here now. Just because they're young doesn't mean they won't be good parents. I've seen a lot of older parents that are terrible. Good luck to this little family.
Pretty sure everyone else will be looking after after the baby when she wants to do stuff.
Missing out on what, exactly? They have each other and everything they want. What's there to miss? Partying, booze, running a muck? Maybe that's not for them.
I wish to be at her place than getting older and struggling to have kids. She's lucky also she and her partner are thriving 💕
@@sleepytasmr travelling the world, not having to worry about money as much, etc..
@@sleepytasmr Or missing out on riding the 'Carousel' in her prime years of beauty and fertility (i.e. her 20s), then being unhappily single and childless when she is in her 30s, 40s and beyond because no man with self-respect would commit to a highly 'used' (high mileage) consolation prize.
had my son at 16 & soon after got married. My husband & I have been married 19yrs now, still young 😅 our son went to college in Texas at 17 & this is his sophomore yr🙏🏽 we’re so connected to him, it’s like we grew up together & it’s so hard to be away from him 😭 he just flew back to Texas since 🦃 were trying our best to let go, we’re codependent on him but he’s the most independent person we’ve ever meet 💙🙏🏽 my husband & I are trying to figure out who we are, what we like, & what makes us happy out side of being his mom & dad but it’s hard
..weird
@@ifykyk679 troll…. You just created this profile on 11/22/21 to stock this couple … who are you, her ex-bestie who liked him too 😅🤣🤣 you’re commenting on every complement & supporting every insult 🤓🙄🧐
@@Gigi-mf5td This makes a lot of sense. you had your son young and while you were developing, so being a parent did in part shape who you are. We as humans are always trying to find and figure out ourselves. I see nothing wrong with your post. You sound like you have a very loving family and that your son is doing very well.
@@ssimms8995 🙏🏽❤️ thank you & God bless you for your kind words
When you have kids it’s not about you anymore and I’m not ready for it to not be about me especially at 16 sorry. I’m too selfish currently.
Plus it's weird like girl educate urself then have a baby I wonder are their parents even responsible? Probably careless
You’re doing the right thing for you. You’re allowed to be selfish.
As you should :)
Well hell yea you should be selfish,think abt ur education,reach for your dream career,become mentally mature then have a baby
I became a momma 11 days after I turned 20. I adopted my sister's son whom she abandoned at the hospital at birth. Wouldn't change it for a thing. Some people are up for it, but most aren't. You just have to take it for what it is and make the most of it. I wouldn't suggest being a young mom but it's totally doable to be a great mother at a young age. There are many challenges though, especially if for instance your child has special needs like mine does.
abandoned at the hospital at birth? How did that happen? Did she just leave the room afterwards?
Why did she leave? Did she think she wouldn't have to pay if she left the kid?
@@frankdrebin2343 I imagine it's more complex than that. The child had special needs, maybe she isn't equip and couldn't handle it. A normal child is hard enough and expensive enough to take care of, one with special needs is triple that. Maybe she couldn't care for him, maybe she didn't want him. Maybe she wasn't ready, maybe she she feels/knows she'll be an unfit mother. So many possibilities.
@@dontmindme9046 why are you answering if you don't know?
Abandoned at hospital? Did the child have special needs or was she just scared?
Bless you😘
I had my first a month after I graduated high school, actually went into labor at my graduation party 🤦🏻♀️ he is graduating high school this year and headed off to college! I also have my almost 16 year old and my 6 year old. My life has revolved around being a mom and wife for 18 years and I absolutely love it! I am happy these 2 are doing so well!
Finally a teen family that's not a hot mess!
So glad I waited to have my child in my 30s. I partied l, traveled, went to college and got a career started. It sucks so bad to get pregnant as a teenager. Kids, don’t believe the hype, HAVING KIDS YOUNG SUCKS 😭
It does I had my first at 20 and I know I miss out on a lot but babies don't stay babies forever. I just know I won't have more anytime soon.
I think if you are above 18, you can have a child. Some people’s dreams (like mine) are to be a parent. Some of us dont want to party or whatever. And no, it only sucks when people dont want to be responsible.
@@aleesharenea8565 kids are a blessing but waiting is ideal. I love my daughter. My life has drastically changed. I can’t stay out all night, travel as much or be out with my friends. I am glad I got a lot of my partying days out of my system
@@LoveWarDeath well I have to disagree. Your brain fully develop around 25 and older for some people, so you can’t really know what is best when your judgment is clouded . Raising a child while you are still a child and growing up with your child is not good. Yes it can be a dream for some but you don’t even have a reference. Why not wait and have the child when your done growing 🤷🏽♀️. I witnessed first hand my step sister raising two kids at 17. That was an absolute tragedy.
@@cookinghealthy8049 I wish I had more time to do it I have daughters and when they get like 5 and older I will be doing things I like again. It's harder having more than 1.
Do not encourage or glamorize teen pregnancy. This girl's outcome is extremely rare.
THIS
Very rare. I'm sure their suburban parents have some hand in their life.
Yep. My 22 year old drug addict sister can’t take care of her child without everyone in the family pitching in. It rarely is this easy peazy, and going to target and Costco is a luxury some people don’t usually have.
@@mizzhllywd No more than normal parents (wait until you have to put a kid through college). They do a great job and they are most assuredly doing this on their own.
It’s complete fine if you are able to support a child and if your wealthy.
Im the camera guy.... This is our best one yet
Major props. I can tell they are going to be successful and give their little one an amazing life 😊
I'm almost 59 and still don't have any, lol. I was never ready for any and I don't like the feeling of being tied down to anything.
It’s not being tie down, it’s creating a legacy.
Wise decision. I think it's pretty selfish to have kids just to conform to society's expectations and besides not everybody was made to be a parent and that's perfectly fine.
The way the people are in this world today with all the hate it makes you think long and hard before bringing children into this mean world
@@silvernails9299 Agreed.
@@goodday4974 Sure, but there's more than one way to so that such as through your achievements and your impact on the people around you.
I don't like how they glamorize teen pregnancy. I had my first child at 20 and its HARD I don't think people should rush to become a parent it's the hardest job even if you wait later in life you still need some form of help. This ISN'T EXTRAORDINARY🙄
Not encouraging pregnancy, but does show two kids who made the best choice for them and are making it work! That IS extraordinary!
I agree this isn't extraordinary
You can only go forward from here. Just continue to grow. Finish your education, etc. Ignore people. It’s not their life, it’s yours. 🇨🇦
It's not right for some folks, but maybe right for them. They're obviously a beautiful family 💞🤗
The problem is that they are too young to decide yet. What if they reach an older age and think "gee I don't wanna have kids" and now its too late, they can't undo.
It's not right
No need to be ashamed. It is what it is.
Why wouldn't you regret that? If you aren't financially stable and still have to rely on mommy and daddy you aren't ready for children
I agree in some sense but even if you wait to have a child later in life your still gonna need help. Like they say it takes a village to raise a child/children it's TRUE NO MATTER IF YOU FINACIALLY STABLE OR NOT BEING A PARENT IS THE HARDEST JOB IN THE WORLD DOESN'T MATTER HOW OLD YOU ARE.
@@aleesharenea8565 no its not. I think labor jobs will disagree with you lol
@@Diamondr11Blue do you have any children or have a job in labour?
@@Diamondr11Blue Have you ever done a labour job??
@@Diamondr11Blue A child is way harder to raise than a labor job. It’s 24/7 on the clock, whether you’re tired or not.
People love to judge, there's so many people who are much older and still terribly unprepared to be parents despite having more life experience and financial stability.
You gotta give yourself props for how well you are doing
You're absolutely right.....Good evening how are you doing over there hope you're having a wonderful day it's a lovely day that the lord has made
thank u!
Im so sorry you were made to feel ashamed. I pray for favor over you an your family, and for an abundance of joy and prosperity. So proud of you, but most importantly God is proud of you❣
This is a messed up situation but I'm glad dad didn't run away and they are doing their best. Proud of them for taking responsibility for their actions and making a go of it.
I mean, this is just the beginning.
My in-laws married ( she was 17 and pregnant, he was 18) they were married for 50+ years before he passed away in 2017. They had 4 children in total.
I got married and pregnant at 16 my husband was 17.
We are still happily married 13 years later with 4 beautiful children together.
I wouldn’t change a thing.
Keep doing what ur doing. Seems u guys are doing very well.
Seriously?
@@ifykyk679 all they is saying is they are good parents
Ashamed why? Your doing what a mother is supposed to do.. Taking care of your baby, have a home , Father is "HOME" Your life which you are living the best possible, with your baby girl.... Benefits you have a support system.. Congratulations on your future endeavors
A kid costs like $100,000 from 0 to 18 years
I'm fresh out of my teenage years and I could not imagine having a kid a year or two ago. Life is difficult with school/college and everyday issues.
Also, it's nice to shed light on this because it is very common but this video seems to be romanticizing teenage pregnancy. I like that they are being 'responsible' but their situation is definitely not ideal.
It's not. They themselves said they didn't want to get married so soon. You do so much growing and maturing at that age. With a child you need to put the child first in a time of life where putting yourself first will help you grow as a person. Also, doing that while married so young works for some people, but it's usually a disaster in the end for most others.
I just turned 13
Ahh, i love this! Both of them took responsibility and made the best of it and also their daughter is super smart!! Keep going yall! I got pregnant with my son at 19 and my daughter at 21 and was also married at 20. The marriage didn't last but my kids are absolutely the best thing that ever happened to my life. I love being a mom.
It’s hard enough being an adult with a baby. I wouldn’t want to be 16. Reminds me of Ridings in Cars with Boys
My mom had me at 16. I am now 64 and she just turned 81. We are very close.
These two people are the best parents ever
That girl is so pretty with beautiful blue eyes..may happiness stay with them
I had the greatest teen mother she was the first one in her family to buy a house out of her siblings she finish college I could remember going to school with her
I'm happy they kept their baby but their reality is different from many teen parents. 1. The baby has both parents. 2. They have their own nice house. 3. They shop at Costco and Target 4. They don't look like they are financially struggling (looks could be deceiving though).
They stayed together and are making it work, god bless. No child asks to come into this world, all we can do is the best for them once they are here and these too are definitely doing this, 100%. Well done and all the best
She's an amazing mum.
We usually acknowledge the teen mom. There's nothing wrong with that we should give her as much support as possible. But the father isn't acknowledged as much, especially if he takes full responsibility of the situation like this one right here. I'm happy there are men like this in the world today. Because as a man I don't see enough of it. So we should acknowledge it when we see it.
Well congratulations ! you seem like very hands on parents and responsible young adults. That’s so great that you both are so enthusiastic about something that sometimes people find irresponsible. On the other side I find people are waiting longer and longer. You are lucky you have a little supporter on your team and you are married too ! Respect ✊
I know this is kind of a different topic, but imma say it anyway, idc. This is what we, pro-choice people want. We want each individual woman to choose their destiny, because it is their right. Look at this young woman. She got pregnant at 16 and SHE made the CHOICE of having her child. That's it.
What you imply is that Avery had no right to life and it is purely by Kailey's will that she's allowed to live. Nobody should have the freedom to choose whether or not somebody else is allowed to have a go at life.
This is what pro-life people want - for people to take responsibility for their actions. You're free to choose sex, but you're not free to cancel the consequences.
yikes- pro life people arent actually pro life are they? they just want the world to be over populated@@trinityw6654
Why get pregnant at 16? This girl has a whole future ahead of her- she's a good mom tho. Good for her :)
.Having kids doesn't always mean your life will stop and you won't be able to do certain things. If you have a suport system like parents and/o rfriends,& most importantly, money, you can still have a life.
@@kiyokochanable most teen parents struggle though
@@kiyokochanable thanks hun 🤍
@@kiyokochanable you'll get to miss out on expirences
@@kaileypool4391 was it sweet when you did it
They’re doing the best they can with what they have. Good for them, be good to each other and stay together!
.Let's normalise parents who do not complain nor struggle after marriage and/or having kids. As there's parents that are able to still have personal and professional life regardless of them being married and/or ith kids. They exist as well.
Nope are u serious!?
Getting preggo before 25 causes breast cancer and ovarian cancer and getting preggo after 30 causes the same educate urself teen pregnancy SHOULDN'T BE NORMALISED
@@ifykyk679 Why are you writting "preggo"..? Can't you spell a word in your own language..? lol And also that information is false, And also I was talking in general. In any moment i mentioned age.
@@kiyokochanable u do realise ur glamorizing teen pregnancy right?
@@ifykyk679 READ.. lmao say u r illiterate and go. 💀💀
I'm happy for you and your family. That baby girl is way more than just loved.
Beautiful family. I wish nothing but happiness and make sure to cherish every moment goes by so fast. My daughter will be 2 in April... I swear I had her a month ago. Makes me so sad.
Ignore anyone who hates.
How did she graduate at 16 ? Sounds impossible. Or did she mean high school convocation ?
Nope, graduated at 16! Thanks for the concern tho!
You can tell they've got time management down, the watches definitely help age then a bit. These guys are what I dream of having.
I hope y'all find out what caused it, I've heard eating ice-cream and pickles close together will cause it just about every time. Be safe out there in this big world and tell everyone we said hello from Georgia... 🙏❤️
No. It’s public toilets. That’s what causes it. 😝
LOL no, they needa stop stuffing beef in tacos.
@@Liksterr97 😂
So happy to see young love thrive
There’s no shame to this. You’re a good family, and that’s all that matters
If they’re financially and mentally ready there is absolutely no issue with this. People just have unnecessary assumptions
Ur promoting teen pregnancy. Stop accepting anything it's disgusting
@@ifykyk679 ok have a great day
@@ifykyk679 didn’t mean to support, but just wanted to say that they are supported if you do get pregnant and keep the baby. You aren’t rejected from society but I def wouldn’t promote it. Hope it makes sense
No teen parents are ready for a baby. Financially and emotionally a baby is a lot of pressure on teens. Teens rely on their families to help raise their baby , they never do it alone.
Those assumptions are based on reality though. I doubt they were mentally ready. They didn't even want to get married so soon. They just had to make a decision and go with it.
Beautiful family
It’s ok I put full responsibility for all people’s decisions.
I want to say as 16 years teen, I would say how can't I regret something as irresponsible as this? huh?! that's really an immature choice and very rash this girl should be ashamed of herself. Love or not being pregnant at that age is really not a child's play whether she liked it or not especially doing something as rash as this?!
I'm Very much not ashamed!
The baby is so cute you are amazing parents.
Pray this is never my kids. Glad they made the best of it
Great job on being such wonderful parents 💗 keep being positive and working together as a couple, always think of each other first! God bless you both ❤️ much love from Debra in Maine 🥰
Thank you!
“I did the thing to create the life so I’m going to take responsibility for it”. That statement shows her maturity. There are grown women who crumble at the thought of the consequences of their actions.
Don't target the women men crumble at the idea of children too.
I hope they are rich enough to able to afford her college. It's like she will be 16 when they are 32 and that's scary. I wish them luck.
College is paid for!
children should never be parents
A 16 year old is not a child lol
@@alexj.denton7453 she’s not an adult either 😐
@@alexj.denton7453 A pedophile says what?
@@tomservo. im 18, and Plus she/he conceded that they're not children, so stop projecting
@@alexj.denton7453 We're still not 100% mature to understand life. At 16 you should be figuring out your life and career. People usually mature by their early 20s.
You are awesome. Thank you for standing up for life
Omg their daughter is so adorable.😍
Some 25 years can’t even imagine having kids haha.
This completely isn't her fault. If she thought she was infertile based on medical advice, contraception gonna be the last thing on her mind 😭
STDs are real
😂 "how did I go from a suburban teenager to a mum"
Em... you had underage sex...
She was told by a doctor that she had Pcos and couldn't get pregnant.
Nothing extraordinary about a teen mom.
This must be a joke a funny one too LoL!!!
I got pregnant at 16 too she’s coming up for 13 now and I’m still with her daddy, we added 2 boys to the family also! 🥰 I got all the negativity and a very angry mum with a nasty mouth she was still bitter when my daughter was born she’d say stuff when drunk but I think she’s over it we don’t see eachother tbh and were happy 😊
I did the same and got married a day after my 17th birthday, my husband was 18 and turned 19 ten days later ...my dad was furious...he was working at his sisters liquor store when he found out I was pregnant, he threw a chair and broke it ...my husband got a job at a paper bag factory and I worked at a donut shop until I gave birth ... then was a stay at home mom...for a few years ...
And..I'm guessing everything worked out okay in the end?
"I did the thing to create the life, so, I have to take responsibility for it." WELL SAID, GIRL. Amen.
this isn't even extraordinary anymore. plenty of teenagers get knocked up and end up with kids at this age
I guess the extraordinary part is that the father stayed around and even married her.
Irresponsible parents
Yup, agree with the comment above. What's extraordinary is that they seem to be pretty functional for a teen couple with a kid. And the girl is quite down to earth.
@@churlish_hoecakemy problem with this is...marrying at 16-17 is way too young and risky
Right. My hometown has high rates of teen pregnancy. The stats on low education, single parenthood and low socio economic income is sad.
Y'all are the best parents ever and your baby is cute
I can only assume if she was a different race these comments would be way different?
I got married at 17 and had twins , I did it
I had my first at 17, second at 18, third at 23 and 4th at 24. It's not easy but I was one of the lucky ones who spouse stuck around. Being a mom period is hard!
I guess you didn't know what birth control was?
@@bloodofourbloodspiritofour3263 actually no, I didn't. I grew up in a very small town with super old values and I wasn't taught about things like ,self pleasure, birth control, or condoms. Things like that just weren't talked about. Thankfully tho I've been married to their dad for 16 years now. And we managed to avoid government subsidies.. and moved to texas away from that small Georgia town.
@@bloodofourbloodspiritofour3263 what that?
Never seen teen parents soo happy 😮
Some teenagers have a different mental maturity and socioeconomic development. This couple has maturity!
However, this isn't a life lesson to go by and not an option all teenagers should explore on.
Teenagers(or any age family starters)be financially stable, graduate high school, make sure the mating partner is long term and going to have matching responsibility and stability goals. Children are our important teachers. If you can't afford the lessons...invest in abstinence.
What lessons?
@@i.dle.kKeep the legs closed....
At least most teen moms aren’t on drugs
Y'all are awesome!!!
1 in a million it works. Most of the time it doesnt
they're going to be fine.
As long as someone knows how to take care of children then it’s totally fine no matter what age because they’re plenty of ppl who are older than them who can’t take responsibility of kids that’s why I’m saying it shouldn’t matter the age
He's a good father and a good person cute family ❤
Thank God they live in the US. In some parts of the world the kid would not be able to go to school!
She is not an example of anything.
Fun fact. In Bangladesh a girl about 12 gets pregnant after marriage.
One day she will
you guys are so cute together
16 years old?!
That’s kind of a risk for a teenager.
God bless you for your bold choice
From the jump i knew this girl was not average im on one serious roll...anyhow very important nathan don't let this girl never give you the bored look on keep that in mind shes a rider that s for sure you're up's must come like waves never stop them coming keep ur momentum...bezt of luck and prayers to all 3 of you...
kids nowadays really dont know how to close their legs. there's nothing extraordinary about this. im not hating but this shouldn't be considered "okay" what a shame.
It happen since the dawn of human history, it's nothing new here. We shouldn't normalize it, but give them the best support they can have.
@@BiG-JuPO1O1 oh plz educate urself
A course they deleted my comment lol
How is this an extraordinary life? This is so common
Such a sweet family 💕💜💕💕
Love them! 💜
I am happy for you guy's. Have kids early and get it over with. The fact you guys got marry is showing you guy's are responsible. When you get 40 something you still be young living your best life. Partying and clubbing is so overrated.
Yo, this is terrible advice.
Only time will tell if they will last. Partying and clubbing is not overrated, it’s what young people should do !
What awful advice. Also, being young isn't just 'partying and clubbing'. It's about finding yourself and that is made a hell of a lot harder when you have a child to put first and are married.
@@MelaniaRose She's 16, she is not legal to drink alcohol and she lives in America.
@@TigerheartedWolf Exactly it is not just partying and clubbing you have cinemas, bowling etc.
Talk about making the rainbow from the rain!
A kid costs like $100,000 from 0 to 18 years, Don't date or don't buck