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Postpartum Mood Disorders Can Affect Either Parent at Any Time During the First Full Year Following the Birth of a Child

Part 2 in a Series by Christy Medeiros Outlining How to Avoid Postpartum Mood Disorders

No one makes a postpartum plan to avoid Postpartum Mood Disorders. Here's what you need to know.

Dear Body: Over the years, we have had a rocky relationship. I have judged you. I have mistreated you. I have abused you.

Listen mama, I’m going to be honest with you. I hate being in photos!. A lot of us do. But we need to rethink this.

Have you ever asked a child for a hug or a kiss, had them say no, then continued to try and convince them to give it to you anyways? Or have

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You are stronger than you may know, and it is already strength that is within you. When you discover it, you will be able to move mountains.

We live in a society where personal space is valued, we're typically always arm's length away from each other. Even in the doctor's office,