It is quite normal for you sometimes to want to have a baby. The hormonal changes through which your body goes in puberty might increase the wish for motherhood. In different girls the hormonal changes are manifested with increased sexual desire. You might want to check if this wish become stronger in a particular part of your menstrual cycle. If they do, then it is most likely that they are hormone related and that they would regulate by themselves once your body is mature enough.
You have to understand that while your body is capable of pregnancy and delivery, you have to be also psychologically and socially mature for raising a child. A child is a gift, but it also comes with responsibilities and obligations. And once the obligations start bothering you, you cannot give the child back.
If the wish for a baby is unbearable you might want to visit a gynecologist to check if there is a hormonal imbalance. If none is detected, you might want to talk to a psychologist to try to learn techniques which might help you control this wish.
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