As a free-nation society, we cannot prevent anyone from bearing children, including those who insist upon procreating regardless of their inability to raise children in a psychologically functional/healthy manner. We can, however, educate all young people for the most important job ever, even those high-schoolers who plan to remain childless.
If nothing else, such curriculum could offer students an idea/clue as to whether they’re emotionally suited for the immense responsibility and strains of parenthood. But simply mindlessly ‘minding our own business’ often proves humanly devastating.
As for abortion services, along with critical health services and long-term-care residences, abortions should never be a for-profit, let alone for BIG profit, medical procedure. But it seems there’s nothing sufficiently sacred to our governments to be made absolutely-hands-off to corporate interests.
Eideard 
As a free-nation society, we cannot prevent anyone from bearing children, including those who insist upon procreating regardless of their inability to raise children in a psychologically functional/healthy manner. We can, however, educate all young people for the most important job ever, even those high-schoolers who plan to remain childless.
If nothing else, such curriculum could offer students an idea/clue as to whether they’re emotionally suited for the immense responsibility and strains of parenthood. But simply mindlessly ‘minding our own business’ often proves humanly devastating.
As for abortion services, along with critical health services and long-term-care residences, abortions should never be a for-profit, let alone for BIG profit, medical procedure. But it seems there’s nothing sufficiently sacred to our governments to be made absolutely-hands-off to corporate interests.