yes ma'am. Try to include him in the positive parts of a new baby. It's logical to feel in the background when the baby is there. So maybe after the baby goes to sleep try and watch a movie or something of that nature.
Yes it is. Your partners life changes when you have a new baby. There’s obviously no hormone fluctuations but depression for males after birth is a real thing.
As far as I know yes they can but it is different from ours. Like what was said above ours are due to hormones there's is due to stress being overwhelmed and fear of a new baby and many other things I'm sure.
Yes! There have been articles out regarding studies which have proven men also get hormonal and physiological changes which can lead to PPD. Seek help for him. It can lead to lack of bonding, depression and more.
Ashton·
Not sure about that but I do know that they can have everything else during pregnancy like cravings mood swings ect.
Rusheeda··
Мама сына-младенца
Okay, He’s been in his feelings a lot lately I guess I need to show him some attention as well and not just the baby
Ashton··
yes ma'am. Try to include him in the positive parts of a new baby. It's logical to feel in the background when the baby is there. So maybe after the baby goes to sleep try and watch a movie or something of that nature.
Rusheeda··
Мама сына-младенца
okay
Steph·
Maybe not post partum depression but he could be overwhelmed with the new baby and just feeling anxious especially if this is your first.
Rusheeda··
Мама сына-младенца
It is my first baby but he already has a child from a previous relationship.
Maria·
Yes it is. Your partners life changes when you have a new baby. There’s obviously no hormone fluctuations but depression for males after birth is a real thing.
Rusheeda··
Мама сына-младенца
Okay I feel so bad knowing that
cantdeletebutimgone·
As far as I know yes they can but it is different from ours. Like what was said above ours are due to hormones there's is due to stress being overwhelmed and fear of a new baby and many other things I'm sure.
XryztalRoze·
Yes! There have been articles out regarding studies which have proven men also get hormonal and physiological changes which can lead to PPD. Seek help for him. It can lead to lack of bonding, depression and more.
🍀👑Jessica💋💍💕·
Yes, there's a whole website on it.
http://postpartummen.com
Deleted·
Yep there is paternal postpartum and it’s often very overlooked.
Annika·
Мама дочки-младенца
Yes they can get it! My midwife even brought it up to me, letting me know that PPD can happen to fathers too!