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Breastfeeding has become a requirement for new mothers, although not everyone can meet it for a variety of reasons. Excessive pressure and sensation of failure, on the other hand, has a very bad effect on moms, even after birth depression can develop.
Breastfeeding pressure can cause post-natal depression Source: iStock As we have become more aware of the benefits of breastfeeding, its useful effects have been recognized. Throughout the years, professionals have increasingly encouraged newborn mothers to breastfeed. For those mothers who, for some reason, are unable to do so, the expectation from society is very destructive: it can lead to anxiety, depression pressure treatment for pressure. The authors emphasize that Newborn mothers who are not capable of breastfeeding should be supported both physically and psychologically.One of the co-authors of this article, Ana Diez-Sampedro he has medical but also personal experience as he was hoping for successful breastfeeding at the time of his twin birth because he could not feed his baby in this way. "We think that breastfeeding is usually the best solution, but this is not the case with some mothers" According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, women should only breast-feed their babies for the first six months, and then continue breastfeeding for at least one year, even with solid foods. However, these goals are not achievable for all women, which has to be negatively affected not only by those working in health, but also very often by other mothers who say "it will work if you are still better". Stress due to inadequacy, coping can trigger sensation of inadequacy, failure, isolation, and can lead to postpartum depression.The authors of this article seek to rectify this exclusionary mindset from the health worker concerned with maternal care. According to pregnant women and mothers, professionals need to be aware of the challenges of breastfeeding and the relationship between failed breastfeeding and postpartum depression, we need to prepare for the emotional support of the moms too. Secondly, pregnant women are educated on breastfeeding with their parents they should also talk about safe eating practicesso that prospective mothers know the least about what other options they have. (Via)
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