Depression in the postpartum period is a common and vexing problem, affecting up to 20%
of postpartum women in the US (Wisner et al., 2013). It results in difficulty with infant care …

BackgroundVariables such as the mother's personality, social support, coping strategies and
stressful events have been described as risk factors for postpartum depression. Structural …

Background Peripartum depression (PND) impairs mother–infant boding and perceived
social support, yet limited research has examined if women at‐risk for PND (AR‐PND) also …

Postpartum depression (PPD) is a common childbirth complication, affecting 10–15% of
newly delivered mothers. This study aims to assess the association between personality …

Background: Recent research has established postnatal anxiety as a common mental health
problem among fathers, yet our knowledge regarding its underlying mechanisms is limited …

Abstract Background Up to 10–15% of women experience high levels of depressive
symptoms during pregnancy. Since these levels of symptoms can vary greatly over time, the …

Peripartum depression (PPD) is a major complication of pregnancy, and numerous risk
factors have been associated with its onset, including dysfunctional coping strategies and …

Background Pregnancy is a crucial transition moment exposing women to potential mental
health problems, especially depressive disturbances. Sociodemographic, pregnancy …

Background There is substantial evidence that postpartum depression (PPD) is associated
with a poor mother-infant bond, however, fewer studies have examined the role of other …

Aims This study investigates the prevalence of post partum depression (PPD) in a sample of
Roman women, and the role of socio-demographic variables, personality structure and …