Most young women talk with at least one parent when facing an unintended pregnancy.  But some young women feel for various reasons—including abuse, rape, or incest—that they cannot tell a parent that they are pregnant.  Of course, most parents hope their daughters will seek out their advice, but responsible parents want, above all, for their daughters to be safe.  Restrictions on young women's access to abortion care can lead to family violence when a young woman must tell an abusive parent about her decision to end a pregnancy, and can delay young women from seeking earlier, safer abortion care, thus putting their health at risk.