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What is your doubt based upon?

• pc86 9y ago
  Google it. Just about every source puts it at 50-55% of all pregnancies being unplanned.
  • ams6110 9y ago
    Depends highly on socioeconomic factors I would think. I would expect much higher unplanned pregnancies in the lower income brackets than upper, because a consequence of being poor is a focus on immediate needs and little thought for the future. But for sure it happens across the board and probably more than most people think.
  • marcell 9y ago
    Would be interesting to see that broken down by first vs. second or later. I imagine there are a lot of married couples with 1 or 2 kids that have an unplanned pregnancy, but that's not quite the same as a teenage couple.