An 11-year-old girl who has given birth is believed to be the youngest mother in UK history and her family did not know she was pregnant, sources say. The child, who was 10 when she became pregnant, gave birth earlier this month and both mother and child are doing well, according to the Sun.
According to the publication, social services are currently investigating the circumstances of the pregnancy and are contacting her relatives, who were not aware of it. A source told The Sun that “it was a big shock”. She is now getting professional help everywhere. The most important thing is that you and your child are safe.
“We are concerned about the reasons for people’s ignorance. It is quite worrying.” Tressa Middleton, who gave birth to her child in 2006 at the age of 12, is considered the youngest mother to date. However, she was forced to give up the child after admitting that the child’s father was her brother, who had sexually assaulted her.
When Tressa Middleton gave birth to a daughter in 2006, she became Britain’s youngest mother. When they had a child in 2014, the mother, then 12, and then the father, then 13, set a record for the youngest parents.
In girls, puberty usually begins at age 11, but can vary between eight and fourteen years depending on body weight. When young children become pregnant, they are at higher risk for complications such as preeclampsia, infections and early labor.
In Britain, another girl gave birth at the age of 11, a case reported in 2017, but no further information has been released. When her daughter was born in 2006, Tressa Middleton became the youngest mother in British history. Tressa is holding her second child in the photo. Arihanna expressed her joy over the problems with her first child.
When Lina Media, a young Peruvian girl, gave birth to a child named Gerardo in May 1939, at the age of five years and seven months, she became the youngest mother in history. When she was taken to hospital, it was discovered that she was seven months pregnant, although her parents thought she had a tumour.