… in the care of an infant but further exacerbated by depression, … recovery from delivery while
further exacerbating postpartum … changes for infant growth and development and whether or …

… from preconception through postpartum and well-baby services; (b) developing business, …
postpartum weight loss and tobacco recidivism. Similarly, issues related to physical recovery …

… Postpartum care is highly important to prevent maternal and infant morbidity. In Malaysia, …
postpartum depression in developed countries. They believe this is due to the traditional …

… infants. At the same time, they are confronted with the trauma of a hospitalized infant while
also managing their postpartum recovery. … postpartum health needs of women with infants in …

… of postpartum symptoms of depression on mother–infant interaction and cognitive child
development … infant attachment, higher rates of infant behavior problems, and poorer cognitive …

… to recovery, mourning the lost time with their infants that PPD stole from them, and guarded
… infants about infant development may provide protection against the development of PPD. …

… , functional status and infant care at 2-weeks postpartum. The … periods during the postpartum
recovery where symptoms of … status or infant care may have already developed, or even …

… in the postpartum period should target the mother–infant … that recovery from depression per
se may not reverse developmental … It is possible that early recovery would be most effective in …

… that this may pose to postpartum women developing RED-S, … volume, composition, or infant
development, 13 nor does it … impact it may have on postpartum recovery. Consequently, the …

… good” infant, which participants defined as an infant who was … they should have already
recovered affected multiple PPF … This study has identified avenues for the future development …