Women, Work, and Babies

The air ran through all sides of the explosion. The bullet passes through the air, passes through the armor, and bites into the center of the target. It is obvious that the soldiers will not be hurt by the withdrawal of artillery, and the mud is a uniform where everyone squats. There are few struggles that mothers protect their children and choose a strong family. However, when the media-initiated alarm sounds and the talking head orders charging, the battle will resume. Judy Lyden, childcare professional and news commentator, talks about ongoing war as follows.

It seems there is a woman with children - a woman who expects you to be interested in pregnancy, ultrasound, baby photos, and all baby stories. Why is this? Why are all women happy with babies, babies, why are they satisfied with the possibility of having more babies in the world? This is not always the case. I can not represent all women without children, but I think most of us are tired of pretending to be interested in us.

"Infant depression" is a term used to describe anxiety, misfortune, and fatigue experienced by many women after childbirth. As a baby needs to take care of many, it is normal for a mother to be worried or fed up with taking care. Baby blues lasts for 1 or 2 weeks, affecting up to 80% of mothers, including mild emotions that disappear by themselves. With postpartum depression, sadness and anxiety become extreme, and it may hinder women's ability to care for themselves and their families. Postpartum depression usually requires treatment due to the severity of the symptoms. This occurs nearly 15% of the birth which may occur before childbirth or shortly after childbirth, but usually begins between 1 week and 1 month after childbirth.

Postpartum depression is a depression that occurs after a child is born. Postpartum depression is fierce and lasts longer than "infant depression" This term is used to describe many women's anxiety, sorrow, and fatigue after birth. Research by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showed that one out of nine people experienced postpartum depression. The number of women suffering from postpartum depression is estimated to vary depending on age and race / country. For example, reports show that postpartum depressive symptoms are highest among women aged 19 and under and American Indians or Alaska Native Women.

The birth of a baby brings great happiness, but sometimes it leads to postpartum depression (PPD), which affects one woman in four and one in eight. In women, postpartum depression may be caused by changes in hormones, fatigue, and other factors. In men, the environment is brought about by the role played by parents and changes in lifestyle. Postpartum depression usually occurs shortly after new arrival, but it will develop at any time after birth. The strong emotions of sorrow, anxiety, depletion become overwhelming and may interfere with daily living. It may cause the idea of ​​hurting yourself or your baby