A YOUNG mum has slammed back at trolls who used to ''talk s**t'' when she got pregnant during her teenage years.
Kaylynn shared the video on the social media platform, TikTok, where the short video has gone viral, racking up over 120 thousand views.
The 20-year-old, from Texas, revealed that she first got pregnant at the age of 15, whilst still studying at high school.
Even though she was trolled for becoming a mum at such a young age, the birth of her son was then followed by another pregnancy a year later, when she turned 16.
Despite the mean comments, Kaylynn said she wouldn't change a thing about her life.
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''my babies, young mom but i wouldnt want it any other way.''
Since becoming a mum-of-two, Kaylynn also graduated in 2019, sharing a few heartwarming family snaps on Instagram, when her daughter was still a baby.
Fellow mums on TikTok joined to show support to her, with one writing: ''my mom had me at 15 and im so blessed she keep me now im a mom too.''
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Another added: ''its getting better !!!
''im 41 and my kids are 28 and 26 !!! Our relationship is the best !!!''
''Your babies are adorable,'' someone thought.
However, one critical used called her a ''walking ?'' whilst a second claimed he remembered all the ''all the d**b selfish stuff'' his back then 20-year-old mum would do.
In other parenting news, this mum-of-eight has revealed it takes six freezers, two fridges, a pantry room for canned goods & 4,000 chickens to them.
Plus, a teen mum who gave birth aged 13 is actively campaigning against teen pregnancy.
Meanwhile, a young mum has revealed that people often mistake her for being her daughter's sister not parent.
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