The Journal of the American Medical Association found that 10 % of men worldwide showed signs of depression, often referred to as paternal postpartum depression or PPPD, from the first trimester of their wife's pregnancy through six months after the child is born. (daddilife.com)
Reaching out to the affected dad to open up is the first critical step in dealing with paternal postpartum depression. (checkpregnancy.com)
Parents investigates an increasingly common condition called Paternal Postpartum Depression, one very few men can bring themselves to discuss. (parents.com)