Report about human reproduction

1. GROUP 2
Parenthood
• Bacang
• Daligdig
• Idnay
• Rameriz
• Sultan
• Bato
• Aligato
•Perez

2. Responsible
Parenthood
Responsible parenthood refers to the
conscientious and intentional approach taken by
individuals or couples when making decisions
about having children, raising them, and fulfilling
their needs. It encompasses various aspects,
including emotional, financial, and social
considerations. Responsible parenthood involves
understanding the potential impact of one's
actions on the child. family, and society as a
whole.

3. Some key elements of responsible parenthood
include;
1. Family planning: Responsible parents make
informed decisions about family size, birth
spacing, and contraceptive use, taking into
account their own circumstances, resources, and
aspirations.
2. Emotional support and nurturing: safe
environment for their children's emotional and
psychological well-being. ensure they have access
to opportunities for growth, learning and skill
development.

4. Some key elements of responsible parenthood
include;
3. Education and development: Responsible
parents prioritize their children's education and
ensure they have access to opportunities for
growth, learning and skill development.
4. Health and healthcare: Responsible parents
promote and prioritize their children's physical
and mental health, including regular check-ups,
vaccinations, and access to healthcare services.

5. 5. Discipline and guidance: Responsible parents set appropriate boundaries, teach values, and guide
their children’s behavior in a manner that fosters their well-being and helps them become responsible
individuals
Some key elements of responsible parenthood
include;

6. Planned
Parenthood
Planned parenthood refers to the deliberate
and informed decision-making process
regarding when to have children, the
desired spacing between births, and the
methods of contraception or family
planning utilized to achieve those goals.
Planned parenthood allows individuals or
couples to take control of their reproductive
choices, consider their personal
circumstances, and make informed
decisions about their family size.

7. Key aspects of planned parenthood include:
1. Contraception: Planned parenthood involves the use
of various contraceptive methods to prevent
unintended pregnancies. These methods can include
barrier methods (condoms. diaphragms), hormonal
methods (birth control pills, patches, injections),
intrauterine devices (IUDs), and sterilization.
2. Family planning services: Planned parenthood often
involves accessing comprehensive family planning
services, which may include counseling, information
about contraceptive options, and support for making
informed decisions.

8. Key aspects of planned parenthood include:
3. Fertility awareness: Planned parenthood may include
tracking menstrual cycles, monitoring fertility signs, and
understanding ovulation to aid in achieving or avoiding
pregnancy.
4. Sexual education: Planned parenthood advocates for
comprehensive sexual education that provides
individuals with accurate information about
reproductive health, contraception, sexually transmitted
infections (STIs), and responsible sexual behavior.

9. Key aspects of planned parenthood include:
5. Reproductive health services: Planned parenthood includes access to reproductive health services
such as preconception care, prenatal care, safe abortion services, and postnatal care.

10. Contraception, or birth control, helps prevent
pregnancies and plan the number and spacing of
children. There are many options to choose from to
prevent pregnancy. Some methods are more effective
than others, and no one product is best for everyone.
Birth control falls into two broad categories: reversible
and permanent. Reversible methods allow individuals to
stop birth control when they would like to become
pregnant. Permanent methods cannot generally be
undone once completed. The Food and Drug
Administration has information about approved medical
birth control options in English and in Spanish.
Preventing Pregnancy Birth Control Methods