Baby blues and postnatal depression: What's the difference? | Maroubra Medical & Dental Centre

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Baby blues and postnatal depression: What’s the difference?

Dr Sneha Wadhwani spoke to Kinderling Kids Radio about baby blues and postnatal depression.

Bringing a baby into the world is a life changing moment for many reasons. But the impact on the mother’s wellbeing can be easily overlooked in everyone’s joy at the arrival of a healthy new life.

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Baby blues and postnatal depression: What’s the difference?

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