Mild depression that follows childbirth. It is usually the result of the postpartum hormonal swings and the natural slump after the excitement of labor and birth. Baby blues affects 60 to 80 percent of all new mothers. See postpartum depression.
A period of mild depression after childbirth, the baby blues tends to last a few hours or a few days and then disappears. Not to be confused with postnatal depression (see definition).
The "baby blues" is a mild depression which many women experience three or four days after giving birth. Weepiness, mood swings, anxiety and/or unhappiness can result from the dramatic drop in hormones after birth and from a feeling of anticlimax after the anticipation and excitement of having a baby. See also postnatal depression.
Mild depression that may last a couple of weeks following childbirth, usually the result of dramatic hormonal swings and the letdown after the excitement of labor and birth. See postpartum depression.
A very common complaint usually suffered by mothers in the first few days after giving birth. The mother may feel weepy, tired, anxious, inadequate and disappointed with the experience of being a parent. The baby blues are thought to be partly related to hormonal changes and the physical and emotional impact of becoming a parent and do not require medical treatment, although there are steps you can take to limit the impact (see article below). If the baby blues do not clear up in a couple of weeks, they could deepen into a case of Post Natal Depression, which does require treatment. Find out more about the baby blues...
A condition many woman feel in the days right after a birth of a baby. Feelings may include mood swings, crying for no reason, sadness, loneliness, impatience, irritability, restlessness, anxiety.
feelings of sadness, crying, anxiety, or irritability that can occur in the first few weeks after having a baby. There are many possible causes, including hormonal changes, lack of sleep, the baby’s crying, and loss of time to yourself. Feelings of sadness that do not get better with time or that include thoughts of hurting yourself or your baby are signs of a more serious condition. See also Postpartum depression.
A condition characterised mainly by feeling down after giving birth and which passes a week or so later.
Baby Blues is a comic strip series produced by Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott since January 7, 1990.
Baby Blues è°å®¶æ¯é¸¡ä¸ç”Ÿè›‹ is a Chinese drama produced in Singapore and broadcast in 2005. The show stars Hong Kong veteran actress Zhu Mimi, Xie Shaoguang, Chen Liping, Michelle Chong, Chen Hanwei, Allan Wu and Jin Yinji. This show was the last drama serial that Xie Shaoguang acted in before he left .
