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The changes you go through during and after pregnancy have a name: matrescence.

What can make matrescence harder, putting you at risk for developing a perinatal mental health condition?

A birth that was unexpected, scary or traumatic 

Trauma during pregnancy, birth, or postpartum 

NICU admission 

A personal history of mental health conditions or symptoms

Prenatal diagnosis 

Personal history of abuse or neglect 

Having a baby after infertility 

Having a baby after perinatal loss 

Grief and loss

Lacking parental leave policies/raising kids in the USA!

Having a limited support system

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Pregnancy

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Dads & Partners

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Postpartum

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Infant & Early Childhood

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Infertility & Perinatal Loss

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NICU & Medical Parenting

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peri-  from Greek peri (prep.) "around, about, beyond," natal (adj.) from natus, "to be born" (Old Latin gnasci)