Objectives
The students should be able to:
- Explain the meaning of family planning
- Identify that family planning is a reproductive right
- State the importance of effective family planning
Do you think adults have the right to plan a family?
How can they make sure they exercise your right to family planning?
Definition of family planning: the use of contraceptives methods to avoid pregnancies and to control the number of children in the family.
BIRTH CONTROL METHODS
- ABSTINENCE
- Condom
- Female condom
- IUD (Intra-uterine device)
- Diaphragm
- Contraceptive pill
- Contraceptive injection
- Norplant implants
- Vasectomy and tubal ligation
The importance of family planning:
- Family planning is important, because it secures the health and the future of mother, father and child.
- This will reduce unwanted pregnancies, abortions and even STDs.
- Its also secures the financial situation of the family, because raising children is often a costly.
- Young people (like you) need to be educated on planning a family before the responsibilities of parenthood.
- In effective family planning both women and men are involved.