Although not commonly known, an internationally recognized Postpartum depression (PPD), referred to as postpartum depression, is a rare condition. On the contrary!
It is the PPD that is the main reason for killing babies under the age of 1, occurring in 8 out of 100,000 births in the United States.
In this article we will show you more about all this, but first let's start from where we got a reason to write something more.
Finally, in an interview for "Who Magazine" Eno Popi spoke openly about parenting challenges. Initially, the moderator stated that:
"It is inevitable that life does not take another course. The rituals of a child in the first year, require utmost care and personal fears, whether it is acting right or not, are always there. For me, ever since life has become more I'm a dad I'm doing everything good I've got a day since insomnia, the world seems to turn me back but everything is undone from laughter, hugging, stinging or the first steps. Our mornings are quieter, the darkest of the nightmares and the night brings us back to the head of the girl's head. "
After acknowledging that YES, life has changed, Popi confessed that it was the initial adaptation to the presence of Liv at home and in his life.
"I did not know if there was a post depression in my fathers, but the radical change in the daily life has affected me a little, but I try to be systematic in nature and abandoning routines, meetings and the time spent with people outside the home initially caused me nervousness, but at the same time, the desire to return home and to spend more time in the new life increased in parallel. I am neither the first nor the last, a process that I believe is almost all of them. "
Let's just stay here. Generally postnatal depression is seen as a condition that occurs only to mothers, given that these are the latter ones that bring newborns to life and care for the most with feeding and sleep. In fact, science recognizes this specific depression in the world of men as well. According to statistics, this disorder, if so called, affects 1% - 26% of young fathers.
Thus, both partners, both mother and father feel fluctuating humor, lack of energy, anxiety, experiencing weeping, nervousness, and often negative feelings about the baby. Thus the parent plunges into dark thoughts and finds it difficult to face reality and new life.
Generally, this situation lasts 1 week to 1 month after the baby's arrival.
~ How can you overcome this all?
Try to eat well, stay with your closest people, talk to your partner or friends about how you feel and if the situation is out of control, do not hesitate to seek special help.
