What should I do if I get pregnant before marriage?

What should I do if I get pregnant before marriage? ——Analysis and response guide for hot spots across the network in the past 10 days

Recently, the topic of "pregnancy before marriage" has once again become the focus of heated discussions on social platforms. Especially with the changes in the concept of marriage and love among young people and the adjustment of fertility policies, related discussions have become diversified. This article combines the entire network data of the past 10 days (as of November 2023) to provide you with structured information and practical suggestions.

1. Overview of hotspot data across the entire network

2. Three core controversial points

1.Policy level:Many places have implemented the decoupling of birth registration and marriage. New regulations in Sichuan, Guangdong and other places have triggered discussions on whether to encourage non-marital births in disguise.

2.Social concept:The survey shows that Generation Z’s acceptance of non-marital childbirth reaches 47%, but practical problems such as workplace discrimination and household registration still exist.

3.Legal blind spots:Cases of child support claims for illegitimate children increased by 32% year-on-year, and confirmation of parent-child relationship became a focus issue

3. Structural Guidelines for Response Plans

4. Important matters needing attention

1.Legal rights and interests:According to Article 1071 of the Civil Code, children born out of wedlock have the same rights and must complete a paternity test and a custody agreement within one year after birth.

2.Medical insurance:89% of top tertiary hospitals across the country have set up green channels for unmarried pregnancy and childbirth, and no marriage certificate is required to establish prenatal check-up files.

3.Psychological construction:Data from psychological counseling agencies show that the incidence of depression among unmarried pregnant women is 40% higher than that of ordinary pregnant women. It is recommended to seek professional support as soon as possible.

5. Excerpts from expert advice

• Law professor Wang: "It is recommended to improve the "Maternity Insurance Regulations" and include medical expenses for non-marital births into the overall medical insurance plan."

• Li, director of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology: "No matter what the birth choice is, the first prenatal check-up evaluation should be completed before 6 weeks of pregnancy."

• Sociologist Zhang: "It is necessary to establish a community support network to reduce the pressure of parenting in single-parent families."

6. Recommendation of extended resources

1. National maternal and child health care institution inquiry platform (official website of the National Health Commission)

2. Electronic version of "Survival Manual for Unwed Mothers" (provided by public welfare organizations)

3. Online legal consultation mini program (24-hour marriage and family services)

Note: The statistical period of the data in this article is from October 25 to November 3, 2023. The hot content is time-sensitive. The specific policies are subject to the latest official release.