Sentences with phrase «less postpartum depression»

Many researchers believe that nursing moms experience less postpartum depression and are less exhausted in the early months due to the hormone rush from breastfeeding.

This may explain why breastfeeding mothers experience less postpartum depression and have fewer incidences of child abuse and domestic violence.

Recovering after birth with more energy, mood stability, a better milk supply, and less postpartum depression are some goals of our placenta encapsulation service.

Moms that wear their babies have been shown to have less postpartum depression than moms who don't.

When a doula is present during and after childbirth, women report greater satisfaction with their birth experience, make more positive assessments of their babies, have fewer cesareans and requests for medical intervention, and less postpartum depression.

Benefits for the mother include less blood loss following delivery, better uterus shrinkage, and less postpartum depression.

According to a study from UCLA, breastfeeding moms have been shown to experience less postpartum depression and report stronger feelings of emotional bonding.