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Well, honestly not really unless of course you've already matured and by that I mean had your first period. Which, in that case if you're worried about it simply have one of your friends buy or get a contraceptive of some sort or Birth Control, or whatever. Hope this helps with your predilection.
yes it is possible to be pregnant at the age of twelve only if you have had your mentruale period before and if you have had intercourse.
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