I would guess if they are still students, they need to follow the same curriculum that public schools have plus perhaps a life skills course teaching budgeting, child care, cooking etc.

but i find that hard way and nothing you can say . is the only thing you can stop the world .

I would recommend you contact your nearest pregnancy care center (NOT Planned Parenthood, but one run by another not for profit or religious group). We have a center in my city that helps poor and young mothers, and they have a lot of programs they to help teach young mom’s about their pregnancy and childcare. Another really neat thing they do here is that you get “points” for attending classes and you can use them in their thrift store to get maternity clothes, baby clothing, strollers, cribs etc for free. They also provide these items at a very low cost to participants as well (25 cents for clothes, it’s like $25 for a new crib, $10 for stroller).

Good luck and congrats!

I’d like to see a cirrculum to prevent pregnant and parenting teen age moms.
What are you hoping to teach them? Be specific and you will get more answers.