Advice for new parents on managing perinatal mental health whilst raising a newborn in the middle of a pandemic.
"Whilst COVID-19 does not 'cause' PND, it absolutely is impacting both pregnant parents and postnatal parents who have just given birth," says Annie. "Anxiety can be induced by feeling 'out of control', and many parents are having to follow strict guidance on self-isolation, which is contradictory to the advice we would normally give to new parents.
So, what can new parents do to protect their mental health right now? This is the advice currently offered by PANDAS:
United Kingdom Latest News, United Kingdom Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Expert’s advice doesn’t add up, says RICHARD MADELEYPROFESSOR Neil 'do as I say, not as I do' Ferguson has had a bad week, which he brought entirely on himself.
Read more »
Martin Lewis’ issues key advice for car owners during the coronavirus pandemicMany will be wondering what to do about their vehicles as they go unused during the ongoing lockdown
Read more »
Advice on whether to take ibuprofen if you're suffering from coronavirusThere have been rumours that taking the painkiller could make Covid-19 symptoms worse
Read more »
Frankie Boyle mocks new government lockdown adviceNew government advice is being met with confusion
Read more »
Coronavirus: Boris Johnson reveals new advice to stay at home 'as much as possible' amid backlashClinical advisor, Dr Gero Bajarda says the nations who have 'done best in this crisis' are the 'habitual mask wearers.' He believes mask wearing should be mandatory in the UK, as the government looks towards loosening the lockdown. Latest:
Read more »