Society has played a roll together in successfully lowering the standards of behavior so that the consequences of bad decisions are "blurred and unclear" at best. I'm thinking that many women raised in such an environment to do actually see themselves as overly responsible for their behavior nor the consequences of it. Abortion has been marketed to them as no more controversial than a stop in the restroom. Life and responsibility for life has been trivialized. That, plus public education has left them with no more personal skill advanced beyond know how to put a rubber on a banana. Well, they probably did that, the banana's on the counter. Why did they get pregnant?
OK, not that bad... Stil, it's a given that men and women today are arriving at their teens and adulthood without the essential tools for adult survival and the sense of responsibility for their actions is barely intact. The nanny state is slowly destroying their sense of independence and personal accountability.
The current culture is weening them towards a life of socialist servitude.
Having a baby when you are in no position to properly care for and support him/her is the epitome of child abuse!
The child should be removed and put up for adoption or the mother should be confined to a residential program to develop her ability to care for the child.
Repeated behavior should result in incarceration or voluntary sterilization.