Abstract Objectives Paternal Perinatal Depression (PPND) is a clinical condition, referred to
emergence of depressive mood, ie sadness, hopelessness, despair and melancholy, but …

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

Purpose Antenatal maternal mental health has been identified as an important determinant
of postpartum depression (PPD). We investigated the occurrence of depression both …

The objective of this study was to explore how maternal mood during pregnancy, ie, general
anxiety, pregnancy-specific anxiety, and depression predicted parenting stress 3 months …

Background Maternal and paternal perinatal depression and anxiety are theorised to
adversely impact infant development. Yet, few studies have assessed both mental health …

Background Postpartum depression (PPD) is a mild to severe mood disorder, starting at 6
weeks after birth and with an incidence of approximately 25% in Brazilian puerperae. Its …

Background: Literature shows that the birth of a child is a vulnerability moment for the mental
well-being of both parents. Objectives: estimate the prevalence of a depressive …

This narrative review is based on a literature search on paternal perinatal depression
studies published during the last 8 years. The research has primarily focused on paternal …

There is increasing evidence that anxiety occurs frequently during pregnancy and can be
one of the most important risk factors and predictors of postpartum depression (PPD). The …

We replicated the factor structure of the anxiety subscale of the Edinburgh Postnatal
Depression Scale (EPDS) in a large convenience sample of Western Australian women who …