Teenage pregnancy refers to the condition of a female under the age of 20 becoming pregnant. This can occur due to various factors, including lack of access to education about sexual health, limited contraceptive options, and social pressures. Teenage pregnancies can lead to significant challenges for both the young mother and her child, including health risks and economic difficulties. The consequences of teenage pregnancy can affect not only the mother but also her family and community. Young mothers may face interruptions in their education and career opportunities, which can perpetuate cycles of poverty. Support systems, such as family, schools, and healthcare providers, play a crucial role in helping young parents navigate these challenges.