Father Depression Can Affect Children
Father Depression Can Affect Children
Children with depressed fathers are more likely to have behavioral problems.
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" Children living with depressed fathers are at a higher risk of having their own emotional and behavioral problems. Researchers at New York University looked at 22000 children living in two parent homes and -- 11% of those living with depressed dad had emotional problems. That's 5% higher than children of parents would know depressive symptoms the study also found a mother's depression had an even greater effect on their children and one in every court kids with too depressed parent had emotional problems."
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