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More Than Baby Blues

Posted on May 27, 2014 by Tara Haelle

Postpartum depression can affect moms or dads

by Tara Haelle Continue reading →

Posted in Health, Pregnancy 101 | Tagged anxiety, child development, depression, paternal, postpartum, psychosis

Matt Shipman is a science writer and public information officer at North Carolina State University. He also writes the Communication Breakdown blog for SciLogs.com. His hobbies include keeping track of the juvenile humans who live in his house. Photos courtesy of Matt Shipman.

The Fatherhood Adjustment

Posted on May 14, 2013 by DXS Contributor

What makes men ready for fatherhood?

by Matt Shipman Continue reading →

Posted in Everything else, Health, Pregnancy 101 | Tagged Evidence-based parenting, fatherhood, Matt Shipman, mental health, motherhood, parenting, postpartum, pregnancy, stress

Autism is not the monster

Posted on March 20, 2013 by Emily

Postpartum depression is. And it doesn’t act alone.

by Emily Willingham Continue reading →

Posted in Everything else, Health, I Am Mental Illness, Pregnancy 101 | Tagged autism, mental illness, postpartum, postpartum depression, PPD
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