Is your mother your only relative? Do you have any grandparents? An aunt or uncle? What about your dad? If so go to them for help. Also talk to the counselor at school. Depending on where you live, there should be programs that can help you. A counselor can get you in touch with them.
Gator has a wonderful answer. ☺
On another note I want to encourage you that this little precious baby is a gift to you and him. If he don't see it that way, you can't change him BUT you can change yourself. You are strong. You can get through this. It will be tough but YOU ARE tougher! When you look your baby in his/her eyes for the first time you will see.... Your whole life in those eyes. Hang in there my friend. And THANK YOU for not posting anonymously.
I don't know what school you go to but if you have a school counselor maybe you could talk to them about it? We have three and when I first started here I was really nervous and talked to one. They were really helpful
1 - your parent can't kick you out, until you either turn 18 or get emancipated by a court.
2 - get an abortion.
3 - if #2 is not an option, get a lawyer ... And as soon as the child is born, file for child support against the father. It won't matter where he lives, they can garnish his wages.
4 - go around school telling every girl how stupid you now feel. maybe you'll save someone else from going through this idiocy of child pregnancy.
Hello. I am very Scared and freaking out because I don't have my baby's daddy here with me to support me (I am 15 and and pregnant) i don't have a job yet to support me and my baby and my mom said that she is going to kick me out of the house and I don't want people at school judging me because I am 15 and pregnant. What should I do?
Here a site with some information that may help you:
www.thelaw.com/threads/legal-rights-of-parents-of-pregnant-t