Do I need parental permission to get birth control?

It is possible that you may need parental consent for certain types of birth control. As a general rule, you do not need parental consent to buy any over-the-counter form of birth control like condoms, sponges, and spermicidal foam. You may need consent to get any doctor prescribed form of birth control - this will depend on the applicable laws where you live.

Do I need parental permission to buy a pregnancy test?

No, you do not need parental consent to buy an over-the-counter pregnancy test. These tests are very accurate when used correctly and are readily available at drug stores all across North America for around $7.00.

Do I need parental permission to put a baby up for adoption?

You may need parental consent to put your baby up for adoption; this will depend on what the laws are in your area. If you choose adoption the agency or lawyer who helps you can let you know if you need to get parental consent.

Do I need parental permission to have an abortion?

You may need to get parental consent to obtain an abortion. This will depend on your age and on the laws in your area. To find out if you need parental consent to get an abortion contact your local pregnancy or crisis hotline. The phone number for these hotlines can usually be found in your local Yellow Pages or by calling the operator.

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