Depression during pregnancy ... 5

Depression during pregnancy ... 5


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Depression during pregnancy ... 5
Posted in 2015

Babies who don’t develop a secure attachment may:
  • have trouble interacting with their mother (they may not want to be with their mother, or may be upset when with them),
  • have problems sleeping,
  • may be delayed in their development,
  • have more colic,
  • be quiet or become passive, or
  • develop skills or reach developmental milestones later than other babies.
Toddlers and preschoolers whose mothers are depressed may:
  • be less independent,
  • be less likely to socialize with others,
  • have more trouble accepting discipline,
  • be more aggressive and destructive, or
  • not do as well in school.
School-aged children may:
  • have behaviour problems,
  • have trouble learning, 
  • have a higher risk of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD),
  • not do as well in school, or
  • have a higher risk of anxiety, depression and other mental health problems.
Teens whose mothers suffer from depression are at high risk for a number of problems such as major depression, anxiety disorder, conduct disorder, substance abuse, ADHD, and learning difficulties.
My advise
1...  I advise every couple to be happy even before conceiving because when you are happy your body  will release healthy hormones, eggs and sperm.
2...  When you decided to give birth to a healthy child your bodies will cooperate it.
3...  If you are depressed it will give bad effect on your health and your unborn child
4...  This impact on your child's brain which will cause your child to be  isolate, poor in education, poor in any activity...................    Avoid these negative characters on you child  with your happiness.

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