Jamie Lynn Spears is Pregnant...For Real!*Update* It's a Girl

[Amywilliams]

That video is hilarious!

 

[KhaoticKharma]

I don't know Jamie Lynn, how mature she is and all, but I do know that as a sixteen year old I would make arguably the worst mother in the world.

That being said, she will grow into motherhood- she has to now. We all have to grow up at some point, and Jamie Lynn has forced herself into growing up a lot sooner than most of us will have to.

 

[inhirnamy137]

I believe Jamie Lynn and her baby are going to be just fine, the self-righteous attitude of the public towards this girl is almost a joke, considering that millions of teens get pregnant each yr. Nick should of done a sex 101 show before this because teen sex is very real.

Jamie Lynn has more money then the average teen and I know Lynn and Casey mom is going to help raise the baby.

Far as Jamie being a role model...no tv character should be a role model for children, they should find that in the community or at home, Zoey is a character scripted to be wholesome, Jamie Lynn is a human capable of making mistakes, also the sex education of kids 9-14 shouldn't ride on the shoulder of a 16 yr girl..parents saying how do I explain this to Little Tina, well Little Tina probably heard about sex in the school yard before Jamie got pregnant, so I wish people would stop being so naive. Pregnant teens are everywhere, so how do you explain pregnant Cousin Sue or the pregnant classmate.

ps-I think Lynn is a good mother, not perfect, but Britney is a grown woman who knows right from wrong. Can't blame her for Britney's antics forever.

 

[tocceve]

the video is funny...but strange how people train children to say things like I'm a mom and to walk like a hollywood star...

 

[leyla m.]

that video is HILARIOUS!!

 

[Feline]

Getting pregnant at 16 is not the end of the world. My friend did, went to college & uni when her son started school, got a physics degree & a sucessful career in her late 20's & 30's. However - she is not a member of the Spears family! Hope Jamie-Lynn gets lots of good support & makes a good life both for herself & her child & doesn't end up like her sister

 

[iggy190cm]

gosh..

 

[wings]

Please tell me you are 14. Or that you're not.....

I am 20 and become a tutur

 

[laughingdisorder]

I believe Jamie Lynn and her baby are going to be just fine, the self-righteous attitude of the public towards this girl is almost a joke, considering that millions of teens get pregnant each yr. Nick should of done a sex 101 show before this because teen sex is very real.

Jamie Lynn has more money then the average teen and I know Lynn and Casey mom is going to help raise the baby.

Far as Jamie being a role model...no tv character should be a role model for children, they should find that in the community or at home, Zoey is a character scripted to be wholesome, Jamie Lynn is a human capable of making mistakes, also the sex education of kids 9-14 shouldn't ride on the shoulder of a 16 yr girl..parents saying how do I explain this to Little Tina, well Little Tina probably heard about sex in the school yard before Jamie got pregnant, so I wish people would stop being so naive. Pregnant teens are everywhere, so how do you explain pregnant Cousin Sue or the pregnant classmate.

ps-I think Lynn is a good mother, not perfect, but Britney is a grown woman who knows right from wrong. Can't blame her for Britney's antics forever.

I seriously don't get how money is an issue in any of it, money doesn't buy you the ability to discipline your children nor does it allow you to have a reasonable idea of what a child's priorities should be. Keeping the child alive and healthy is obviously not the hard bit, raising a decent child who knows right from wrong is. It's quite laughable that most teens think they are mature and capable for anything when they have no idea what real responsibility and taking care of something is, in most circumstances most people do not get the opportunity to fend for themselves until the age of 21 never mind trying to take care of another human being.

 

[misssakura]

You think you're mature when you're 16...

Then you hit 22 and realise you're still immature...

Then you laugh at how you thought you were really mature at 16...

 

[Amywilliams]

Haha, so true, i am only 17 now, but a few years ago i thought i was so mature, looking back, i really wasnt!

 

[LUXXX]

You think you're mature when you're 16...

Then you hit 22 and realise you're still immature...

Then you laugh at how you thought you were really mature at 16...

This is SO true...

And you can tell from this girl's interview how hard she is trying to sound very adult and articulate. When in reality there have been pap vids of her not too long ago still acting like a child...her baby will most likely be raised by outside help for a number of years before she actually starts to care.

 

[masquerade]

You think you're mature when you're 16...

Then you hit 22 and realise you're still immature...

Then you laugh at how you thought you were really mature at 16...

lol, so true

i couldn't imagine being a mom now at 20, let alone 4 years ago

 

[Suburban Snob]

Well, we all know that Lynne Spears will probably have a heavy hand in raising the child. Child Welfare should really step in, LOL. I mean look what's happened to two out of her three kids...and I'm sure the only reason her eldest isn't f'ed up and pregnant is ONLY because he doesn't have a uterus.

 

[inhirnamy137]

I seriously don't get how money is an issue in any of it, money doesn't buy you the ability to discipline your children nor does it allow you to have a reasonable idea of what a child's priorities should be. Keeping the child alive and healthy is obviously not the hard bit, raising a decent child who knows right from wrong is. It's quite laughable that most teens think they are mature and capable for anything when they have no idea what real responsibility and taking care of something is, in most circumstances most people do not get the opportunity to fend for themselves until the age of 21 never mind trying to take care of another human being.

Jamie Lynn isn't going to be raising that baby alone.
That's why I said Lynn and Casey mother will help with the rearing of the child, also most teens aren't capable, but some learn quickly, some adults are worst mother then teens, just because she isn't an adult doesn't mean the child won't be reared well. Millions of teens have babies each yr, generally the grandparents help raise the kids...My sister had a baby at 17, yes she was too young, but she isn't a horrible mother either, We helped her a great deal...let's remember in some countries girls take care of their brothers and sisters at young ages...

 

[eternitygoddess]

^Given how she acts and her responses to interviews, I'd say she's too immature to be raising a kid. And the family ain't gonna be much help either.

 

[snowqueen]

ok if she your adverage pregnant 16 year old (not sterotyping just most of my friends people i know fit this type).. single mum, on waiting list for house (some times for years) only to get some were in the run down areas that no1 else wants to live in outta choice, struggling to survive on about £90 a week. some how i think jamie will be ok .. shes in a stable relationship with family and friends around her .. and with money .. and yes money does help .. you can give your baby warmth, food etc. and luxuries and give it a gooid start in life.. im in shock at how strict the usa law is

IF it all goes balls up she has her family to help her .. because shes young she will most probally get more help then your older mother .. (in my experience anyways)

the thing that shocks me most is not that she is pregnant .. is that her boyfriend could get done for satury (sp??) r*pe .. im in shock .. honestly the poor guy was only doing what normal 19 year old lads do and he could be slapped with this .. 2 years in prison ... and im guessing the poor guy would go on a sex offenders register for life i take it (dunno bout usa law .. only uk).. poor guy its him i feel most sorry for in this

 

[snowqueen]

I seriously don't get how money is an issue in any of it, money doesn't buy you the ability to discipline your children nor does it allow you to have a reasonable idea of what a child's priorities should be. Keeping the child alive and healthy is obviously not the hard bit, raising a decent child who knows right from wrong is. It's quite laughable that most teens think they are mature and capable for anything when they have no idea what real responsibility and taking care of something is, in most circumstances most people do not get the opportunity to fend for themselves until the age of 21 never mind trying to take care of another human being.

imo money helps quite alot .. you live in a better area, send kids to better school, etc. better social environment and sittuation... were i live no matter how hard you try to be a good parent its hard to shelter the child from all the **** going on around you, drug dealers on your door step,beggers, muggers, street gangs etc.

better areas have better schools, less crime so less chance of child getting into trouble, safer nicer environment for child to play in ..

also im sure this chilod will get a better education .. i mean jamies got money can hardly imagine her kid going to local innercitty accamy or something can you ???

Poverty is a trap and is so so hard to get out of at least this child has at least one advantage from birth.

ok im **** with words n dont know how to explain it .. just i dont know how to put things in words.

 

[cosmogrl5]

I do not think a person can buy the ability to be a good parent. Being a kind loving parent comes from within. It involves time, responsibility and patience. Sure, it helps to have money, so you can buy your children things and pay to have them well-educated and involved in extra-curricular activities, but Britney proves that all the money in the world cannot guarantee that you will be a great parent.

 

[snowqueen]

^^ not saying money buys you a good parenting etc. im just saying social factors etc can also effect a child at least he/she will have the best of these