Resumen de Why fake babies don't cut teen pregnancies
An Australian study of more than 2,800 girls at 57 schools has found that those who cared for a doll may have higher rates of pregnancy and abortion than those who did not. Behind the alluring narrative of the off-putting doll was a more complex reality. Giving these girls a cute, fun doll to take home for a weekend is not an accurate reflection of parenthood. Then there was the positive attention that the dolls create. The study isn't without its flaws, but no one disputes its main finding--that the dolls didn't work. Here, Adee examines why fake babies do not cut teen pregnancies.
