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own personal moral values, and bring sex education into the home, which is "the most important place for the growing child to learn about sex," adolescents will be encouraged to establish their own values. Oettinger believes. She also discusses what to do if an unwanted pregnancy occurs in the family, and the options for the girl and her family in meeting the problem. This iq turn extends to what communities can do to help avoid the situation, and to help provide opportunities for young people to have more healthy attitudes.
Many people. and especially parents, do not understand why the rate of unwanted pregnancies has risen so dramatically in the last twenty years. Oettinger cites many reasons, most important of which, she feels, is that "there is an unquestionably more permissive attitude towards sexual activity." In addition to this, "a lack of sex education," and thereluctance of parents to discuss this in the home, which is the place
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