5 Unexpected Ways That Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders Show Up

The postpartum period brings so much change - physically, relationally, and emotionally. With all of the internal and external transitions, it’s no wonder that 15-20% of birthing people experience significant symptoms of postpartum depression and/or anxiety. If you feel like you or your partner are struggling in one of these areas, you may be the victim of a Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorder.

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Nursing a new baby? We have a message for you

I am not going to lie, the moment was a little tense. My brand new baby girl lay on my chest squalling her brand new baby cries, and after a little while, my midwife told me that she really needed the baby to nurse to help contract my uterus a bit more. And my daughter just refused to latch on.

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Black Maternal Health week- Black Mamas Matter

The United States is one of only thirteen countries in the world where the rate of maternal mortality is now worse than it was 25 years ago. Black birthing people are 3-4 more times likely to suffer preterm labor and pregnancy complications, and twice as likely to die than white birthing people. Currently there is no confirmed research as to why this is, but there are many theories.

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