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The Other Side of the Spectrum for Teenage Boys

Even according to this one article "11 facts about teen dads" they claim "despite the stereotypes, there is increasing evidence that teen fathers want to be and are involved with their children." Do you think a young male isn't capable of raising a baby at a young age? If so, this article "How Teenage Fathers Matter for Children" states that fathers' multi-faceted contributions to the lives of their children in these 3 [the child's household context, the father-mother relationship, and the father-child relationship] domains have been identified as particularly important in the past and continue to be important factors as well as well as many others (Mollborn and Lovegrove).
             These factors most of the time are not thought of when it comes to the topic teenage fathers. In the Rochester City Newspaper an article called "When Boys Become Fathers" written by Tim Macaluso explains to us that what we don't know about teenage fathers hurts them --- and their children because of all the misconceptions society has of them. The biggest misconception about teen fathers is that they don't want to be involved in their child's life, says Powell. It's not shocking that Powell's statement is true. After all, what do you think of when you hear about a teen guy who is on his way of becoming a father or is a father? Most of you would probably be like "Oh no, that poor girl" or something along the lines "He's not going to be there for his child because he's just like the rest of the guys who leave their girls after he finds out about her pregnancy." Am I right or what? I believe that I am!.
             After analyzing Abc Family's TV show "Baby Daddy" I've came to the conclusion that most of the stuff the main character Ben is going through is point on how it is for a young man today when it comes to the things we experience while raising a child.


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