According to a study conducted by Michigan State University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the reason why some babies react more strongly to perceived danger lies in the infant's digestive system. We can find in the human digestive tract the...
One of the subjects that has been the subject of numerous studies in recent years is postpartum maternal depression. It affects around 10-12% of new mothers, but it also affects new fathers with at least 8% of cases. As far as the father is concerned, this theme...
Post-Natal Depression FAQs What are the Treatments for Post-Natal Depression? Medication: Anti-depressants for post-natal depressionIn cases of moderate to severe post-natal depression, medication may be the choice recommended by your doctor. An improvement can...
Everybody has heard about the falling-in-love part of having a baby. We’ve all read stories about how, when the baby is born, the mother feels an incredibly intense rush of love like nothing she’s ever felt before. How, in moments, the bond between mother and baby is...
Most of us, whilst we’re pregnant, have a habit of not looking too far into the future past the birth. We are so consumed by what’s happening within us that the challenges of the postpartum period seem a whole world away. Now, this doesn’t mean you need to panic – far...
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