Postpartum Depression

You’ve just had a baby with in the past few days, weeks or even months. Things don’t feel quite right, you’re not in a groove, you’re not feeling happy or bonded with your baby. You would like to...

Postnatal depression is common in new mothers due to the sudden change of hormones after having a baby. Although nearly all new mothers experience some type of sadness after pregnancy, postnatal...

As many as 80% of women suffer from postpartum depression symptoms after the birth of a child. In most cases, these symptoms are very mild and quickly go away on their own. This is often...

Do you think you may be exhibiting symptoms of postpartum depression? Studies show that postnatal depression occurs in 10-15% of all new mothers. If you think that you have postpartum depression...

Many women experience depression after having a baby. At a time when the woman should be overjoyed at the birth of her child, she is depressed and unable to relate tot her child. This emotional...

Postpartum depression is a depression that sets in after the delivery of the baby. It is often called the "baby blues" and can make having a newborn very hard. If you are breastfeeding...

The long wait is over. Now that you gave birth to your anticipated baby, it is time to face the realities of motherhood. One of them is the stress that mothers face during the first few days,...

Bonding with your baby might not go the way you envisioned. You might even wonder if you have bonded with your baby at all. Bonding is not something that happens instantaneously for everybody;...

Having a baby is a thrilling event. It’s exciting. However, adjusting to a newborn in the house can be difficult and stressful. Many physical and emotional changes happen to a woman when she is...

After you deliver, you may go through a difficult time adjusting to life with a new baby. You may experience what is called the "baby blues." If you experience the baby blues, you may cry for no...

Baby blues are something that almost all mothers go through. However, for many, this turns into postpartum depression and sometimes even psychosis. How do you know if you just have baby blues or...

While having a baby is a joyous occasion, many women suffer from postpartum depression as hormone levels continue to shift drastically. It can take up to 3 months for postpartum depression to set...

Postpartum depression is a real condition that affects 14 percent of new moms and 10 percent of new dads, according to an article in the "Journal of Pediatrics." Postpartum depression is accepted...

After having a baby, many women suffer from some form of depression. For most women, these "baby blues" are not serious and disappear within a week or so. However, some women suffer from a deeper...

Postpartum depression, a medically-diagnosed depression that affects 1-in-10 women after the birth of their baby, can be very serious and needs to be treated accordingly. One ongoing...

A diagnosis of postpartum depression is a serious issue to deal with and is made more complex by the care required of your newborn baby and any other young children you may have. These are a...

Postpartum depression is a medically diagnosed illness that effects up to 10% of new mothers. There are ways minimize the symptoms of postpartum depression. These steps start as early as possible...