The Government says a shake-up of welfare for teenage mums is on the way.
Ideas announced by the Prime Minister include cancelling benefits for around two and a half thousand young mums and instead handing out "food stamps" that can't be exchanged for cigarettes and alcohol.
Private providers will also be engaged to help teenage mums get back into work or training by the time their babies are a year old - and the providers will be given bonuses for achievement.
Is the government being too tough on teenage mums - shouldn't the mums decide themselves how they spend their money and whether or not they want to go to work?
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