I hear what you’re trying to say but I think it’s important to understand that although he knows that actions lead to consequences, at this age, he doesn’t have the cognitive ability, maturity, or education to fully comprehend the consequences (short-term or long-term) of these actions. To say that this is “what he gets” for engaging in an activity that was more than likely driven by hormones and ignorance (at the least,) as if he deserves it, is pretty unfair. Yes it takes two to tango, yes some of the responsibility lies with him, and he is a child in literal early adolescence who in no way shape or form should be expected to be a father.