Photo attribution: monkeybusinessimagesWhen maternity leave ends and mom must re-establish her identity as a woman and a mother, it’s necessary to have a support system. Some practical steps.
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Safeguard your marriage by systematically working through a series of issues that will help keep your spouse close and face parenthood happily together.
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Planning for the normal stresses of each trimester and the postpartum period reduces unnecessary anxiety and provides a seamless transition to parenthood
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Once you are handed a baby, the process of becoming a mother truly begins. Transitioning to motherhood is a journey of learning about your baby, about your new self and about your new reality as a mom.
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Photo attribution: Wishing for a baby... Rather than shy away from talking about miscarriage, let’s openly discuss fertility struggles so that women feel embraced and nurtured rather than isolated.
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Overlooked signs of parental anxiety and/or depression are explored to highlight the importance of maintaining a positive outlook and mood.
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By capturing each childhood moment on our phones, we are removing ourselves from the present and potentially re-imagining motherhood for ourselves.
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Slavish devotion to family is unnecessary and possibly harmful. Be a better mother by engaging in the interests you pursued before bearing a child.
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Photo attribution: Treatment options for depression and anxiety in pregnancyA typical treatment protocol for maternal depression combines pharmacotherapy & psychotherapy with adjunct & complementary ones for improved healing.
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Depression and anxiety in pregnancy can be dangerous for mom and her unborn baby, so mom should get treatment as soon as possible.
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Dr. Ivy Rosen | All About COVID Testing | Sept. 22nd, 2021 | MD for Moms RadioDr. Carly Snyder interviews Anesthesiologist Dr. Ivy Rosen about Covid testing on her radio show MD for Moms on 09/22/2021 at 1-2 pm ET - call w/questions 866-451-1451
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Dr. Rebecca Berger | What To Do If Someone You Love is Hospitalized | Dec 8th, 2021 | MD for Moms RadioDr. Carly Snyder interviews Dr. Rebecca Berger about supporting loved ones during hospitalizations on her radio show/podcast MD for Moms
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