Single Mothers

Well morfessa1 although you might not like hearing/reading this your sister is an adult and wants to do what she thinks is right. Respect her for this but at the same time make sure that she is okay by phoning her every day or two. Also you can tell her that she is very welcome to stay with you in the weeks immediately prior to when the baby is due. If she doesn't want to do that then ask her to move in with you once the baby is born - at least until she is back on her feet and used to having a baby. It is good that she has left her boyfriend and having done that she needs to know that she can stand on her own two feet, but you are always there as a backstop for her. More than anything she needs support, which it appears that you are giving her. Good luck to all of you and hope that all goes well for your sister.

i hope you can take care of your own sister. she will be better in your custory. she'll feel more loved and understood. make her feel that you care about her and that you'll always be there for her no matter what. she did something wrong and you can't correct it even if you let her stay in a women's refuge. she might have not listened to your advices before. but give her the chance to change her life-with you.