Posts tagged postpartum mood and anxiety disorders
You Are Not Meant To Do This Alone
You Are Not Meant To Do This Alone

I’ll just come right out and say it. Women NEED other women,especially during pregnancy and the early days of parenting. We need them as friends, mentors, and to walk through life with us. But how do we find them? How do we create a community for ourselves? Read the blog for some ideas.

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4th Trimester, New Parents, Newborn, Parenting, Postpartum Depression, Postpartum Doulas, Postpartum Recovery, Relationships, Self-careHeather Clementspostpartum support, postpartum, postpartum mood and anxiety disorders, postpartum depression, postpartum complications, emotional support, community, newborn
The Nighttime Dread
The Nighttime Dread

Everyone tells you you don’t get much sleep after you have a baby. You don’t really internalize that before your baby is here. Then it hits you like a ton of bricks. OH. You don’t get much sleep after you have a baby. You can deal with that fatigue fine during the day but when the sun sets…the nighttime dread sets in. Some might even call it anxiety.

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4th Trimester, Doulas, Infant Sleep, Newborn, Postpartum Recovery, Postpartum Doulas, Self-care, SleepHeather Clementspostpartum support, postpartum depression, postpartum anxiety, postpartum mood and anxiety disorders, postpartum mood disorders, newborn, newborn sleep, postpartum recovery, postpartum, postpartum doula, sleep supportComment
What You Don’t Know About Weaning: Sadness, Rage, and Hormones
What You Don’t Know About Weaning: Sadness, Rage, and Hormones

Did ending your breastfeeding relationship with your baby come with some big, unexpected changes? Did you find yourself uncontrollably sad or mad or anxious? Did you think it couldn’t possibly be postpartum depression since your baby was older? Well, think again.

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Kelly RutanPostpartum depression, postpartum mood and anxiety disorders, postpartum rage, weaning, breastfeeding, breastfeeding support, breastfeeding issues Comments