Depression in Fathers Impacts Behavior Toward Child
Depression in Fathers Impacts Behavior Toward Child
A study shows how depression can impact a father's behavior toward his child.
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" Postpartum depression often involved mothers but others are at risk -- in the University of Michigan study of more than 17100 fathers that toddlers. 7% had depression compared to other -- depressed fathers were nearly four times more likely to say they banked their child -- less likely to read books to their child. Researchers suggest pediatrician may be in a good position to look for depression in new fathers and refer them to appropriate specialist."
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