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After having a baby, mums are barraged with the pressure to return to their pre-baby bodies. It’s having an insidious – sometimes dangerous – effect. 
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I’d battled with depression and occasional suicidal thoughts since my children were babies. Admitting to this was the toughest challenge of my life.
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"I cried the whole night," one new mother said of her hospital stay.
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We know how mothers can be affected, but what happens to fathers before and after childbirth is not so well recognized.
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Perinatal mood disorders like postpartum depression and psychosis affect the health and wellbeing of millions of women -- and their babies -- worldwide, yet there remains little awareness among the public and healthcare providers alike. At a CNN event, experts shared how to tackle the problem.
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A poorly understood and uncommon condition, D-MER causes intense and upsetting “attacks” while nursing, pumping or leaking milk. It can last until a baby is weaned.
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From ‘mom mentors’ to low-cost group therapy, social support is still possible in a pandemic.
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Learn how to prioritise postpartum care and understand the health needs of new mothers after giving birth with this online course from Trinity College Dublin.
Peter Mellow's insight:
1 hour a week for 4 weeks.
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For 38 percent of sufferers, the condition becomes chronic, and mothers who expected it to pass as their children aged can struggle to find effective treatments.
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