Teen Pregnancy and Depression WisdomCard™

Our Guides and Physician Review team have organized the Top 10 Health Resources on Teen Pregnancy and Depression and compiled helpful research notes below.

  1. American Academy Child and Adolescent Psychiatry: When Children Have Children aacap.org - When Children Have Children
  2. Pregnant Teen Help: Teen Depression pregnantteenhelp.org - Teen Depression
  3. KidsHealth: Having a Healthy Pregnancy - Mood Swings kidshealth.org - Having a Healthy Pregnancy - Mood Swings
  4. The Heritage Foundation: Sexually Active Teenagers Are More Likely to be Depressed and to Attempt Suicide heritage.org - Sexually Active Teenagers Are More Likely to be Depressed and to Attempt Suicide
  5. Albion Monitor: Study Links Teen Pregnancy, Depression albionmonitor.com - Study Links Teen Pregnancy, Depression
  6. Baby Center: Depressed Teen Mothers Likely to Have Another Baby babycenter.com - Depressed Teen Mothers Likely to Have Another Baby
  7. UNC School of Social Work: Teen Pregnancy and Parenting: Myths and Realities ssw.unc.edu - Teen Pregnancy and Parenting: Myths and Realities
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Research Notes on Teen Pregnancy and Depression


Depression is a common occurrence among pregnant teens.1 A number of feelings and emotions can overwhelm a pregnant teenager that may cause depression. These girls need proper guidance, treatment and counseling in dealing with depression to help them cope and have a healthy pregnancy.2

Fast Facts:

  • Research shows that depressed teenage mothers are more likely to have another baby than those that are not depressed.3
  • Depression and stress at any age can predispose a parent to neglect or abuse a child.4
  • If you have symptoms of depression, tell your health care provider so he or she can help you to get treatment.1

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Research Notes References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 KidsHealth: Mood Swings
  2. ↑ Pregnant Teen Help: Teen Depression
  3. ↑ Baby Center: Depressed Teen Mothers Likely to Have Another Baby
  4. ↑ UNC School of Social Work: Teen Pregnancy and Parenting: Myths and Realities

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