You can find pretty much any class or book for resources for your kids:
Sign language
Swim lessons
Eating
Sleeping
Baby Guitar! (not sure if this is real - but I wouldn't be surprised)

There are more studies done on PPD in dads than there is on Postpartum Anxiety in Moms. Most of the studies on PPA studies the effects on the children, not on the mom or how she can receive help.

Most postpartum mood disorders are screened by your child's pediatrician!

This is crazy! We are taking the main player out of the game when we don't focus on the resources and help for moms.

While I would love to see a huge change in society and mental health care for moms, it's not coming tomorrow. So what can we do today? Check in on a mom. Ask her how she is doing, how she is REALLY doing.

We can all do something that will add up in the long run. Something is ALWAYS more than nothing.

Postpartum Support International: https://www.postpartum.net/
Climb Out of the Darkness: https://www.postpartum.net/join-us/climbout/



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