MTV's 16 and Pregnant
Season 4 of 16 and Pregnant brings you a whole new group of young of young mothers and fathers-to-be, who are dealing with grown-up issues while trying to keep a handle on being a teenager. This is the kind of real-life drama that only adults should have to deal with.
Go to the Season 4 16 and Pregnant episode guide.
Previously on 16 and Pregnant
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Kristina (Season 4 | Episode 12)
When Kristina’s boyfriend Todd dies just weeks after the couple finds out she’s pregnant, Kristina must deal with the tragic loss while also preparing to welcome their baby into the world. To make matters tougher, medical problems with the pregnancy jeopardize the health of the baby. |
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Devon (Season 4 | Episode 11) Devon is the second teenager in her family to get pregnant—and to top things off, her boyfriend Colin is an Iraq war veteran who is still in the reserves. Though she wants to raise the baby with Colin, Devon wonders if she can handle not living at home, especially if Colin is deployed. Watch episode | Discussion guide | Read a blog post |
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Sabrina (Season 4 | Episode 10) Sabrina used to be a cool California girl, with a star athlete boyfriend and a large group of friends. But when she gets pregnant, she must move to her grandparent’s house in Tennessee to start a brand new life. With her sister there to support her, Sabrina hopes that her boyfriend will finally come to Tennessee to help parent. Watch episode | Discussion guide | Read a blog post |
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Sarah (Season 4 | Episode 9) |
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Hope (Season 4 | Episode 8) Formerly a party girl, Hope gets pregnant after losing her virginity to Ben, a guy she barely knows. Absent at first, the two try to make a go of their relationship in order to provide a good family for their baby. Watch episode | Discussion guide | Read a blog post |
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FAST FACTS
- 3 in 10 girls in the U.S. will get pregnant at least once by age 20.
- 1 in 6 girls in the U.S. will be a teen mom.
- The U.S. has the highest rate of teen pregnancy in the entire developed world.
- Babies born to teens are more likely to grow up poor, have health problems, be abused and neglected, fail in school and eventually become teen parents themselves.
- Less than half of teen moms graduate from high school.
- 8 out of 10 fathers don't marry the teen mothers of their babies.
For more facts and tips on teen pregnancy and how to prevent it (waiting, contraception, common myths, and more), visit our Stay Informed section.
MORE RESOURCES
Have questions or need to know where to go? Visit our Frequently Asked Questions page or check out these trusted sites and hotlines:
- Think you might be pregnant or need to find a clinic? Use our free Clinic Locator tool.
- Questions about Plan B / Emergency Contraception? Call 1-800-330-1271 or visit planbonesep.com.
- Questions about sexual health, STIs, getting tested, etc.? Check out MTV's It's Your Sex Life.
- Want more facts and tips on teen pregnancy and relationships (waiting, contraception, dating abuse)? Stay Teen is your go-to resource!
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