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Following the birth of your baby you may experience a variety of emotions. Whether you feel an immediate bond with your newborn or suffer from postnatal depression, postpartum emotions both familiar and unfamiliar are common. Our experts are here to shed light on everything from how to seek postpartum depression treatment to bonding with your baby to postnatal care.

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Postpartum Depression Symptoms

Jun 13, 2014

By: Kids in the House

Being pregnant and having a baby creates a roller coaster of emotions. Regardless of how much you looked forward to giving birth, the process can be stressful. It’s perfectly normal for a woman to experience the baby blues, but if the baby blues persist beyond a few weeks or get worse you may be...

Postpartum Depression Treatment

Jun 13, 2014

By: Kids in the House

Having a baby is an emotional experience. New moms experience a range of emotions from happiness and excitement to depression and anxiety. Many new moms experience the baby blues, which can cause rapid mood swings. When the baby blues don’t subside a more lasting condition called postpartum...

Placenta Encapsulation

Jul 09, 2013

By: Valerie Rosas

The reaction that I get when I explain to someone what it is I do for a living goes a little something like this… “you do what?!?” or they just stare at me with a blank face, lost in translation. Either way, I end up explaining to them the importance of placenta consumption, the history that dates...

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