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Personally, I'm a little torn on the issue myself. I think that if a mother or mom-to-be is pregnant and does not have the support of a husband, boyfriend, or close family/friends, it would be too hard to raise a child and pledge a chapter. On the other hand, my freshman year, one of our seniors was a 28 year old married mom with 2 kids and was very active in the chapter. How she did it, I don't really know. One of my sisters got married my sophomore year, as an active, and had a baby the end of my junior year. She remained fairly active with the chapter, though not as much as before she got married. The baby was her first priority and we all knew to accept that. She did not want to take alumna status until her class graduated.
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