Comments on: Jamie Lynn Spears May Give Her Baby to Her Mom http://deceiver.com/2008/01/24/jamie-lynn-spears-may-give-her-baby-to-her-mom/ The two-faced and famous have something new to worry about. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 17:46:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Gerri http://deceiver.com/2008/01/24/jamie-lynn-spears-may-give-her-baby-to-her-mom/#comment-1066 Gerri Mon, 11 Feb 2008 13:14:41 +0000 http://deceiver.com/2008/01/24/jamie-lynn-spears-may-give-her-baby-to-her-mom/#comment-1066 if that is not the solution for you then what is? abortion? adoption? alice is right, let her have the chance to live her life while chipping in with the baby, hence, dealing with the consequence of her action. in life, what you think is best does not necessarily be the best for others. if that is not the solution for you then what is? abortion? adoption? alice is right, let her have the chance to live her life while chipping in with the baby, hence, dealing with the consequence of her action. in life, what you think is best does not necessarily be the best for others.

]]> By: Alice http://deceiver.com/2008/01/24/jamie-lynn-spears-may-give-her-baby-to-her-mom/#comment-1053 Alice Fri, 08 Feb 2008 05:04:22 +0000 http://deceiver.com/2008/01/24/jamie-lynn-spears-may-give-her-baby-to-her-mom/#comment-1053 I know this is an old story, but your opinion bothers me. She's 16, and I doubt that leaving it up to her to figure out how to raise a child is a good idea. Granted Britney didn't turn out so well (I'm not going to comment directly on their mother's parenting abilities; sometimes bad kids happen to good people), but any woman who deals with an "oops" pregnancy, especially a teenager, is less ready to deal with it. If her mother takes care of the baby while Jaime lives as normal a teenage life as possible (with the added responsibility of chipping in for the baby's care, of course), I don't think that's a bad idea. I may be personally biased, though; one of my cousins had a baby when she was 17 and her mother took care of the baby so she could finish school and go to college. It certainly wasn't a perfect arrangement, but they made the best of it, and my cousin got to get an education so she could find some decent work and, by extension, take care of her baby. So while I do understand where you're coming from, I take issue with your conclusion. Thanks for the website and the entertainment-- even if I don't always agree with you, it's my nice little daily dose of schadenfreude. I know this is an old story, but your opinion bothers me. She’s 16, and I doubt that leaving it up to her to figure out how to raise a child is a good idea. Granted Britney didn’t turn out so well (I’m not going to comment directly on their mother’s parenting abilities; sometimes bad kids happen to good people), but any woman who deals with an “oops” pregnancy, especially a teenager, is less ready to deal with it. If her mother takes care of the baby while Jaime lives as normal a teenage life as possible (with the added responsibility of chipping in for the baby’s care, of course), I don’t think that’s a bad idea. I may be personally biased, though; one of my cousins had a baby when she was 17 and her mother took care of the baby so she could finish school and go to college. It certainly wasn’t a perfect arrangement, but they made the best of it, and my cousin got to get an education so she could find some decent work and, by extension, take care of her baby. So while I do understand where you’re coming from, I take issue with your conclusion.

Thanks for the website and the entertainment– even if I don’t always agree with you, it’s my nice little daily dose of schadenfreude.

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