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The relationship between breastfeeding and perinatal mood disorders is complicated. Breastfeeding problems can cause depression. Further, depressed women are less likely to start breastfeeding or may wean early. However, breastfeeding, when going well, protects maternal mood, even after controlling for other confounding variable.
When a new baby is born, it is usually thought of as a joyous time in a couple’s lives, but sometimes, serious depression can set in, known as postpartum depression. What are the signs? How can you get help? Watch this episode to find out more. Learn about all of the shows on www.MIHealthyMind.com
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Angela and Matt are back in a part II of the post weaning depression talk. Angela gets intimate in sharing details of her journey and struggle. The Lanter’s also take some listener feedback calls.. Get 30% off your Paint Your Life painting now by texting BABY to 79-79-79.. Go to ThirdLove.com/BABY for 15% off today for the perfect fitting bra.. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/AngelaLanterSub. Check out my TopVideos! http://bit.ly/AngelaLanterTopVideos. Follow Me ↓. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angelalanter/. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AngelaLanterHelloGorgeous. Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/angelalanter/. Blog: https://angelalanter.com/. #Podcast #AngelaLanter. ABOUT ANGELA LANTER. My name is Angela and I’m addicted to all things beauty. I have been since I was about 4 years old. I upload makeup tutorials, hair tutorials, product reviews, as well as videos about Amazon finds, luxury designer hauls, skincare, life, motherhood, fashion and home decor.. Hello Baby Ep 54: Post Weaning Depression Part II | Angela Lanter. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LGB4rcu2-U. Angela Lanter. https://www.youtube.com/user/angelalanter
In this week’s episode, the Lanter’s talk post weening depression and some ways to cope. Also, Angela shares her personal journey.. Get the Ultimate Breakfast Bundle that’s 2 packages of Bacon and 2 lbs. of Breakfast Sausage for FREE in your first box PLUS $20 off your first box, go to ButcherBox.com/HelloBaby Right now get 30% off your PaintYourLife.com painting. And FREE shipping. Text the word Baby to 79-79-79.. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/AngelaLanterSub. Check out my TopVideos! http://bit.ly/AngelaLanterTopVideos. Follow Me ↓. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angelalanter/. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AngelaLanterHelloGorgeous. Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/angelalanter/. Blog: https://angelalanter.com/. #Podcast #AngelaLanter. ABOUT ANGELA LANTER. My name is Angela and I’m addicted to all things beauty. I have been since I was about 4 years old. I upload makeup tutorials, hair tutorials, product reviews, as well as videos about Amazon finds, luxury designer hauls, skincare, life, motherhood, fashion and home decor.. Hello Baby Ep 52: Post-Weaning Depression | Angela Lanter. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Il_2YTeecn4. Angela Lanter. https://www.youtube.com/user/angelalanter
Post-weaning depression should only last a month or so, as your hormones adjust and you acclimate to your new normal as a non-breastfeeding mother. If after a month or so, your feelings of depression and moodiness don’t subside, speak to your healthcare provider about seeking mental health help, or a medical evaluation. Post-weaning depression doesn’t get its fair share of attention—and there’s little research on the condition. That may have something to do with.
Post-weaning depression is very real for many moms, but many don’t recognize the signs until it hits. And it can hit hard. If you’re no stranger to postpartum, you’ll know there’s never a dull moment.
Our hormones and emotions are always fluctuating with the changes our bodies continuously adapt to. We hear a lot about postpartum anxiety and depression, but not many of us talk or even know about post-weaning anxiety and depression. However, this very real occurrence can leave many moms in a state of worry and fear that can spiral if left unchecked.
This article offers one mom’s story of how she got through. If you start noticing the symptoms of post-weaning depression, talk to your doctor. Medication and therapy are often the best courses of treatment. Talking through this transition period can provide comfort and clarity.
Many women feel like seeing a doctor or taking medication makes them weak or less of a mother. Post-weaning depression doesn’t get its fair share of attention. That may have something to do with the fact that moms aren’t always closely monitored for depression at the time of weaning. Post weaning depression, a common phenomenon, yet largely ignored in India, and ways to combat it, for yourself and your loved ones. Postpartum depression (baby blues) is a common occurance largely ignored and very rarely talked about in India. baby blues is not the only form of depression new mothers have to worry about.There is another one, which most.
The biggest argument for the existence of post-weaning depression lies within the thousand of personal account buried across the internet in mom blogs and parenting forums. Sadly, in most cases, once the baby is here, mom falls to the wayside. They definitely need to do more research on the effects of weaning and hormones so that women who go through this don’t feel like they are alone or going crazy. Reply jenna westall on July 9, 2016 at 2:06 pm.
But for some women, depression delays even longer, surfacing during or after weaning a baby. While there’s very little research on the subject of post-weaning depression, experts hypothesize that a mom’s mood changes after ceasing breastfeeding stem from a decline of the hormones oxytocin and prolactin.
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Since these depressed mothers do not reinforce communication, their children learn to keep interaction to a minimum and speak less in general.
They should be able to distinguish the symptoms of depression from normal postpartum adjustment such as the blues and be able to assess their severity and impact on mother and baby.
Acknowledging that many new mothers feel down (blues) but are not emotionally incapacitated (atypical depression or psychosis) gives families guidelines to do self-monitoring.
Intervention studies could play a role in answering that question by identifying moderators of the effectiveness of interventions designed to improve sensitive parenting in women with depression during the postpartum period.
Talking about postpartum depression before birth can actually have a positive impact in reducing depression because it will help a mother develop realistic goals and expectations for herself.
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Google Dr Jolene Brighten. She’s a naturopathic GYN, and has a ton of information online that could help. The information she shares has helped me so much!
An idea to make you fall in love with your home is to have friends over. Nothing big, or overplanned. Just have a girls night. Drink wine, watch a chick flick, eat good food. Fill your home with joy and people you love.
Just went through this experience it was horrible. I am seeing a therapist now for the anxiety but I am barely feeling like myself 2 months post wearing. thank you for sharing this women need to hear about this.
Man you hit the nail on the head when u talked about feeling like what’s the point of anything and life. I just recently went through this exact thing, not from post weaning, but it is awful. I get major anxiety and depression out of nowhere and noone in my family or anyone I know has ever had it so I feel like I’m crazy and messed up sometimes. But it made me feel better hearing u talk about it, not that I’m happy you had to go through it, but u know what I mean lol. Anyways I have been following you for a long time now and watch all of your videos so I kinda feel like I know you:) Thank you for talking about it and for always being real!
I paused the video because I am a one year old teacher at a daycare and if you find the right daycare it’s very good for the kids socially and academically as well. I’m teaching my babies their abc’s and numbers and colors and shapes. But absolutely do all the research before finding one because there are many scary ones out there. Even a Mother’s Day out program that does twice a week would be so much fun for Mckenlee.
So I’m only half way through but my heart is breaking for you Angela. Also I relate so much. Our babies are a week apart, so we are on similar timelines. I stopped breastfeeding around 9 months and definitely felt it emotionally. I was so sad all the time for no reason and I couldn’t figure it out. It didnt help that my husband was deployed from June until February so I was alone with 3 children. I kept having the same feeling of, “what’s the point”. Every time I scrolled through IG, I was getting very upset and irritated because I kept thinking, who cares about your freakin highlight or the new eye shadow palette coming out! Theres so many more important things going on in the world! It actually made me completely delete my IG (which I did on a whim so I now regret it lol) but I havnt yet made a new one because I dont know if I’m ready. I never had these feelings with my other 2 children so it was all new to me. I didnt breast feed my first 2. I’m glad you’re working through everything and you have a lot of support. Thank you for opening up to everyone. These problems are real and people relate. Prayers for healing ❤
I’m really glad I’ve listened to these last couple of episodes. After 4 kids and 2 bouts of postpartum hell I never really knew anyone that truly understands. It’s nice to know this is real and we aren’t crazy. I’m so glad y’all have a good support system ❤️ I actually thought God hated me when I go through these issues.
Google Dr Jolene Brighten. She’s a naturopathic GYN, and has a ton of information online that could help. The information she shares has helped me so much!
Is there any chance that you could have PCOS?If so you could try metformin which is actually a medication for diabetes but it helps PCOS as well
An idea to make you fall in love with your home is to have friends over. Nothing big, or overplanned. Just have a girls night. Drink wine, watch a chick flick, eat good food. Fill your home with joy and people you love.
Just went through this experience it was horrible. I am seeing a therapist now for the anxiety but I am barely feeling like myself 2 months post wearing. thank you for sharing this women need to hear about this.
Man you hit the nail on the head when u talked about feeling like what’s the point of anything and life. I just recently went through this exact thing, not from post weaning, but it is awful. I get major anxiety and depression out of nowhere and noone in my family or anyone I know has ever had it so I feel like I’m crazy and messed up sometimes. But it made me feel better hearing u talk about it, not that I’m happy you had to go through it, but u know what I mean lol. Anyways I have been following you for a long time now and watch all of your videos so I kinda feel like I know you:)
Thank you for talking about it and for always being real!
I paused the video because I am a one year old teacher at a daycare and if you find the right daycare it’s very good for the kids socially and academically as well. I’m teaching my babies their abc’s and numbers and colors and shapes. But absolutely do all the research before finding one because there are many scary ones out there. Even a Mother’s Day out program that does twice a week would be so much fun for Mckenlee.
So I’m only half way through but my heart is breaking for you Angela. Also I relate so much. Our babies are a week apart, so we are on similar timelines. I stopped breastfeeding around 9 months and definitely felt it emotionally. I was so sad all the time for no reason and I couldn’t figure it out. It didnt help that my husband was deployed from June until February so I was alone with 3 children. I kept having the same feeling of, “what’s the point”. Every time I scrolled through IG, I was getting very upset and irritated because I kept thinking, who cares about your freakin highlight or the new eye shadow palette coming out! Theres so many more important things going on in the world! It actually made me completely delete my IG (which I did on a whim so I now regret it lol) but I havnt yet made a new one because I dont know if I’m ready. I never had these feelings with my other 2 children so it was all new to me. I didnt breast feed my first 2. I’m glad you’re working through everything and you have a lot of support. Thank you for opening up to everyone. These problems are real and people relate. Prayers for healing ❤
I’m really glad I’ve listened to these last couple of episodes. After 4 kids and 2 bouts of postpartum hell I never really knew anyone that truly understands. It’s nice to know this is real and we aren’t crazy. I’m so glad y’all have a good support system ❤️ I actually thought God hated me when I go through these issues.