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it's possible,i heard of one girl from my friends
Yes, 13 yr olds most definitely can have kids. Its always hopeful that they don't but stuff happens. People learn to get over. although you can its my personal opinion that you should abort it or just not keep it. I speak from personal experience. I am now 14 and as much as i love my baby girl i regret choosing to keep her because it means i have and will miss out on many experiences a teenager should have.
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