i think shes way tooo young for a 16 yr old
girl to have a baby

omg, I cant believe she is going to have a baby!!!!, I love to watch Zoey 101 when I have friends over, or I go over to friends houses, because it is so fun to watch it with friends, because Jamie is always with one of her friends!!!

well, chat later!!

Bye

she is FAT but my idol

baby having baby is not the gratest thing but if see keeps her baby that would be the greatest thing for the baby and her. Her mom and sister should just leave her and the baby alone.

These comments are monitored? Then how has this devolved so badly? Jamie Lynn looks beautiful. Best of luck to her and Casey.

Diane, the “Good Lord” and his “plan” has nothing to do with the biological facts here, no matter how stubbornly you refuse to accept it. Women having babies in their teens isn’t “normal” and we’re not saying that it is – but it IS what our bodies are equipped to do. It was typical in the West for females to start their families while very young until as late as the early half of this century. My grandmother got married and had her first child at 18 and no one thought twice about it. Back in the Middle Ages and earlier, people had a far shorter lifespan than they do now and so they almost always had kids while young. This is still typical in poor countries; in Niger, over 50 percent of women have a child by 18.

The fact is that women are physically developed enough to have kids from about Jamie Lynn’s age – indeed, any doctor will tell you that the healthiest age at which to have a child is before your mid-twenties. Once you’re over 35, you’re actually a high-risk pregnancy and the child is more likely to have genetic defects! Almost every young mum I’ve known or heard about has had an easy pregnancy, a quick and uncomplicated birth and a body that bounces back almost overnight.

Humans are physically meant to breed between about 16 – 25 years of age; that is when women are at their most fertile, as our fertility starts to decline once we’re about 27. Of course, we usually don’t anymore because it’s much more difficult financially and socially, but physically it is not a problem at all.

Remember – Mary was only about 15 when she gave birth to Jesus.

People shouldn’t be defined by their mistakes but how well they learn from them and move on.Clearly Jamie may have made a mistake but she has done the responsible thing by making a decision and seeing it through and non of us have the right to judge her or point fingers.

For those of you who say she was a role model for your children,what are you doing?Am sure even you as parents have made mistakes but am sure you don’t teach your children to respect you or look at you based on your mistakes.We all make mistakes regardless of who we are.

No problems talking about God, Diane. I’m just saying that it’s just another debate/argument/discussion that has no ‘correct’ answer and could go on forever. I’m not sure how a discussion segues from Jamie Lynn Spears to God.

April, I admire you for your courage in keeping your baby. A good friend of mine had her first baby at 16, then had two more. It was one of the hardest times of her life. She is now in her late 30’s and has two more.

If she had to do it over again, she would have waited much longer. She loves all of her kids, as we all do, but would have rather waited a few more years.

A. I don’t know what he planned, and I didn’t mean that comment as if I did. He gave us a thing called “common sense”. How we chose to use that, is up to us. Do you have a problem talking about God? Where do you think babies come from?!