Annotated bibliography
Adelman, R. L. (2009). Childhood and Intergenerational Poverty. The Long-Term Consequences of Growing Up Poor.
Adelman adresses the subject poverty of that is cutting across generations and seemed tobecarried forward fron generation to another. young mothers give birth to kids who inherit poverty and pass on as well. Adelman also suggests that children that are in these situations are usually dealing with multiple other issues and are frequently moving and changing schools. Adleman also suggests that children of african american decent are at higher risk to be poor in early childhood. Adelman utilizes the PSID or Panel Study of Income Dynamics to gather the information for the families.
Crosnoe, R. A. (2016). Latin American Immigration, Maternal Education, and Approaches to Managing Children's Schooling in the United States. Journal of Marriage and Family, 78(1), 60-74.
This journal pays close attention to the education of girls whose education is hampered by early motherhood. The journal tries to interrogate means to salvage the situation. This journal socioeconomic status of latin women and how there cultures may play a role in how they bring up there children. The journal suggests that latin women are less lickely to provide educational material for there children before they start school. This is because the mothers are spending more time trying to provide for there family then being able to teach there children. The anylasis used for this study was Early Childhood Longitudinal Study-Kindergarten Cohort.
Finer, L. B. (2016.). Declines in unintended pregnancy in the United States, 20082011. New England Journal of Medicine, 374(9), 843-852.
This article brings a closer analysis of early pregnancies overtime. the journal notes the struggles these young mothers face as a result and measures taken to address the situation. The method for analysis in this study is by utiliziation of previously published work. This journal is important because this journal suggests that the decline of unintended pregnancies has dropped not because people are having sexual intercourse less but that they are actually being more vigiliant about poverty and there is percieved notion that if you have a kid without completing your education you will most likely end up poverty stricken.
Kost, K. (2015). Unintended Pregnancy Rates at the State Level:. Estimates for 2010 and Trends Since 2002.
Kost carry a statistical analysis on young pregancy and brings the comparison across the social classes on the matter. Much like Finer there is a discussion in this journal that also suggests that individuals are trying to avoid pregnencies because of the aftermath. But unlike Filner, Kost has shown that while this may be a reason that individuals are avoiding unintended pregnancy that there is still about 36% of all preganancies that are unintended. Kost suggests that mistakes that there was a assumed decline was because other journalist were using intercensal population estimates which was not consistent with the exact pregnancy ratio that was happening on a yearly basis.
Mosher, W. J. (2015). Nonuse of contraception among women at risk of unintended pregnancy in the United States. Contraception, 92(2),, 170-176.
This piece of literature analyse the way young people engage in unhealthy sexual practices and try fight the risks thereto but fail. the use of contraceptives in young people is also analysed. Logistic regression analyses suggests that there is a lot of individuals that choose not to use contraceptives because there either uninformed or because they have made informed decision not to do so. This is a very important part in understand why so many individuals are having sexual intercourse even though they know it may make there lives a lot harder. This study provides a patterns in which individuals are not using and it accounts for different varaibles.
Reuben, J. D. (2015). Resilience in the Offspring of Depressed Mothers: Variation Across Risk, Domains, and Time. Clinical child and family psychology review, 18(4),, 300-327.
This is an analysis of instances of early motherhood in a family. the reaction and results that follow and its effects on the young mother.This journal is important because it discusses why individuals that are in a situation such as poverty they figure out how to find the drive to get away from the poverty line for themselves and there children. It also examinses high-risk populations for issues such as poverty and discusses mainly about the resilience and the pros and cons of it and how a individual may strive to be better or may crumble in defeat.
Scannapieco, M. &.-C. (2016). Correlates of child maltreatment among adolescent mothers with young children. Journal of evidence-informed social work, 13(1),, 59-75.
This article anayse emperical evidence of the actual situation the awaits and faces children born to young mothers. the children face a lot of challenges as they grow. Many basic needs are not met for them.
Schickedanz, A. D. (2015). Childhood poverty: understanding and preventing the adverse impacts of a most-prevalent risk to pediatric health and well-being. Pediatric Clinics of North America, 62(5),, 1111-1135.
Healthy living is of essence in this journal by Schickedanz. Young poor mothers cannot provide for their children even a simple health plan. This journal provides the frameowork of childhood poverty and provides ideas and methos to prevention. IT also disscusses education, health, and lifetime productivity. It talks about the pediatric health system and how there is definetly a issue when it comes to providing children with the knowledge to make a informed decision and about sexual intercourse and how it may lead to having a children unintended.
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