16 and Pregnant Part 2

[hereyago]

Ok, who watched tonight? That girl kept threatening to leave. I would have told her get out and see how far she got. She was telling her DM to get the f out of her face?! Wow!

 

[LunchladyDoris]

Ok, who watched tonight? That girl kept threatening to leave. I would have told her get out and see how far she got. She was telling her DM to get the f out of her face?! Wow!

My mom would NOT have put up with that.

 

[xCourxCorex]

I hated how they kept calling the baby "it"! I feel bad for the little guy. Both teen mom & grandma are a mess.

 

[LunchladyDoris]

I hated how they kept calling the baby "it"! I feel bad for the little guy. Both teen mom & grandma are a mess.

I know! I mean, even Farrah never called Sophia "it".

 

[PirateSnowmen]

I know! I mean, even Farrah never called Sophia "it".

Exactly. I felt like this girl was worse than Farrah - if that's even possible

 

[lauradenise4779]

I hated how they kept calling the baby "it"! I feel bad for the little guy. Both teen mom & grandma are a mess.

Oh I know! Made me feel sad for the poor little guy

 

[charming23]

She was a piece of work wasn't she. She made Farrah look like a saint.

 

[alexandria674]

The thing is, she had it a little bit more easier then Farrah. I never thought I would say this but Farrah seemed a little bit more responsible about Sophia then this Jennelle did, at least the little bit of time Farrah gave to her daughter did not involve calling her child "it". Jennelle had the total support of her mother,despite the child's father acting like a disgusting jerk. Also, even though Jenelle's mother was in Jennelle's boyfriend's face the whole time (not saying she was wrong) it seemed as if she didn't really know where her daughter was before she got pregnant.

 

[PaulaSB12]

Ok, who watched tonight? That girl kept threatening to leave. I would have told her get out and see how far she got. She was telling her DM to get the f out of her face?! Wow!

Her mother is probably doing her best to keep the baby out of fostor care.

 

[Crazy4Disney72]

I felt so sorry for that little baby, all that yelling and a mom that doesn't want to bother with him, she's too busy being a teenager. Earlier in the day I caught part of a rerun of the Catelynn & Tyler 16 & Pregnant...such a contrast how those two were able to do the responsible thing and realize they weren't ready to be parents and couldn't give their baby the kind of life she deserved. Obviously Jenelle isn't ready to be a parent either. I hope she matures a lot and realizes that she owes her mother a lot of respect and she owes her baby a mother that actually wants to spend time with him.

 

[cntrygal]

I dont think any of last seasons girls or this one so far this season, are in the real world. I was a teen mom. I did it on my own from day 1, the father decided to break it off with me the day i told him i was pregnant. THe only time we saw him was in court. And the one visit he bestowed on us. The childsupport he was ordered to pay was $40 a month, yes a mont till the child was 7. Then it started going up slightly. We have no idea where he currently lives we have had no contact whats so ever in years. Support Collection must kknow where he is as the checks come every week. Yes my mother helped me financially, but childcare was my responsibility. Granted i wasnt the typically teenager to begin with, no partying or any of that. I breastfeed for 19 months, and he never had a bottle. I also used cloth diapers, the old fashioned kind with pins and rubber pants

 

[pweyl36]

It just kills me when I hear these girls complain about how they are only 16yr and they havent grown up yet and they should be able to party with their friends. News flash your teen years are gone you had a baby! Also I dont under stand how the mother kept tell her to stay home, If she just refused to baby sit then maybe she wouldnt go out. I had my first ds at 20yr and my mom never got up at nite to help or if I did go out my son had to be asleep before I left and I had to be Home before he awoke. The whole problem is that these parents never really gave these girls rules and whated to be their friends,and now they cant under stand how much of a brat they act like.

 

[mskani]

I watched it and I want to know, when did this trend start with kids cursing out and at their mothers?!

Part of me felt that this was for the cameras, but then I felt how could such vile come out of your mouth towards your own mother? I am almost forty years old and I have never cursed around much less at, my mother.

This girl was so intent on going out and couldn't wait for the baby to get into daycare (at three weeks old) so she could get back to her life! I watched this show with my mouth open the whole time.

I couldn't believe the father of the baby. He basically checked out when Jace was only three days old. I hope that he changes his attitude quickly. I'm also surprised that his parents didn't do more for the baby (based on what was shown, it didn't appear that they were involved).

Gotta get ready for work. Will check back later for other thoughts.

 

[livie1205]

oooohhh I wanted to reach through that t.v. and slap her!!!If I was her mom I would have just said "well go then" it would take her all of 5 minutes to relize all her "friends" didnt want a screaming baby around and she would have no one to take care of that baby!Her and her friends looked like TRASH! She should have been embarrassed for treating her mom that way...and what is that whole "my feelings have "dropped"? what is that BS? her mom should call CPS and get custody of that baby since she is already taking care of him.She should do no more then feed her and give her a bed...thats it! That brat can get a JOB.UUUGGGG

 

[acejka]

I think I sent a mental note to my ovaries and threatened their existence after watching that episode. It made me really not want kids if they can grow up to be such little brats!

I could have knocked her head off of her shoulders for that attitude, and I know I wouldn't have ever acted like that to my family, especially when they are helping me, and for the stupid mistake that I brought on myself?!

 

[WhateverLolaWants]

Finally (and sadly) a girl who can make Farrah look like Mother of the Year. I hope this season improves because this Jenelle is utter trash. Pictures and videos are floating on the internet of her smoking pot while pregnant and she even defends her actions with claims that her doctor recommended it for nausea. Charming girl.

 

[rabyoga]

I also noticed how they (mother and daugther) called little Jayce "It". That really bothered me. That and how they yelled at each other right over little Jayce's head. That's not healthy for anyone. I think the family needs to go into counseling and work on building a healthy relationship-if not for their sake but the sake of Jayce.

As for the father, it's obvious he has some substance problems and needs to clean up his act. Hopefully, he will do that sooner rather than later.

After watching this series and my daughter's own bout with colic, I am glad that I waited until I was 30 yr. old to have me daughter and had a loving hubby to help me.

I have my 13 yr. old daughter watch this show. I want her to see the effects of having unprotected sex...I find this show a good way to discuss sexual issues with my daughter-as much as she is embrassed by it.

 

[tzolkin]

I couldn't believe the father of the baby. He basically checked out when Jace was only three days old. I hope that he changes his attitude quickly. I'm also surprised that his parents didn't do more for the baby (based on what was shown, it didn't appear that they were involved).

You're surprised by this? I thought that was the norm.

 

[pweyl36]

I also noticed how they (mother and daugther) called little Jayce "It". That really bothered me. That and how they yelled at each other right over little Jayce's head. That's not healthy for anyone. I think the family needs to go into counseling and work on building a healthy relationship-if not for their sake but the sake of Jayce.

As for the father, it's obvious he has some substance problems and needs to clean up his act. Hopefully, he will do that sooner rather than later.

After watching this series and my daughter's own bout with colic, I am glad that I waited until I was 30 yr. old to have me daughter and had a loving hubby to help me.

I have my 13 yr. old daughter watch this show. I want her to see the effects of having unprotected sex...I find this show a good way to discuss sexual issues with my daughter-as much as she is embrassed by it.

I also make my 12yr watch it. I tell her that is what happens when you have sex before your 25yr.

 

[agnes!]

I hate to say this but it sounds like the best thing for that baby would be for him to be put into the foster-care system. He sure isn't getting any love/care or ANYTHING positive at his so-called "home".

But really, the potty-mouth (while vile) and the bad behavior (while disgusting) started long before these girls (and their boys) started having sex. What's sad is that any parents amongst the posters here can look around their children's peers and pick out some who are headed for all sorts of trouble as teens or young adults when all the kids are just in elementary-school.

agnes!