However, this is different in developing countries where teen pregnancies are heavily influenced by financial constraints, sexual or domestic violence, media through the display of phonographic material and sexual. Along with others, some of these factors can lead to the pregnant teenager dropping out of school as she is required to play the role of mother to the unborn child. The interruption of the woman's education process leads to a lack of work skills making it difficult for the mother to live as she is unable to find and keep a job. As a result, poverty becomes prevalent as the mother tries to support herself and the child. According to studies, teenage pregnancy has a negative effect on the child's life, especially from a social aspect. The child experiences difficulties in learning and therefore learning development is usually paralyzed and therefore underperforming. The physical changes experienced in the body system are generally unfavorable and cause the adolescent to feel unsociable. Early developmental responsibility across the life span becomes a problem as the adolescent is not adequately equipped to handle pregnancy. Therefore complications occur due to lack of knowledge on pregnancy management (Weiss,