Pre-Print Study by The Health Sciences Research Education Center & The Assertive Kids Foundation The Performance of Ease: Why Asking About “Breastfeeding Issues” Fails New Mothers In the architecture of contemporary postpartum care, standard clinical intake often relies on a ubiquitous, seemingly benign inquiry: “Are you experiencing any breastfeeding issues?” Poised as a neutral diagnostic […]
Postpartum Depression Myth: “Time Heals All” The Baby Blues: Not The Same As Postpartum Depression Look; many women get what is referred to as the “baby blues,” a feeling of dis-ease emotionally in the days, and sometimes weeks, after birthing a baby. Estimates from reputable sources such as the Mayo Clinic and Johns Hopkins Medicine […]
I guess by now, dear reader, that when you see my name on this platform, that I’m going to (mostly) be writing about the Postnatal Phase of a woman’s life. This article is one that I’ve wanted to write about for a while. Postpartum Depression And Its Abatement The topic: Postpartum Depression. The phenomenon is […]