WeMoms
12 Mar 2024

The baby blues three months after giving birth

Between 70 and 80 percent of mothers experience a period of depression called the baby blues, which always occur soon after giving birth.

  • The baby blues generally appear within three to ten days after the birth of the baby.
  • Its main causes are related to the physical and psychological changes caused by the arrival of the baby.
  • When the discomfort lasts for more than two weeks in a row, it can be considered postpartum depression.
  • If you are going through this complicated phase, don't hesitate to talk about it and make an appointment with a doctor who will listen to you.
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Larissa
20 Oct 2022

Any moms after giving birth experience PPD or baby blues? I feel like I will experience one or the other just based on how emotional i've felt during this pregnancy and everything i've been going through.

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tanyetta
I've had PPD with my first but I was like 21, and didn't know what to expect. I just cried but it wasn't that bad
20 Oct 2022

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Jordan
Yes ! With my fist i had such bad ppd. I did meds and counseling. Its hard but you will get through it
20 Oct 2022

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Nohemi
24 Jun 2022

How soon after you had your baby did you go out? I seriously need to get out this house-baby blues are hitting super hard.

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Linette
U can go out whenever u feel comftable to go out I took bby girl out a week later
24 Jun 2022

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michelle
It's been 3 long years and I have yet to go out lol well if you mean without the kids. I do think sometimes we need that refresher, the sun or just other adults. I also think it's fun to also take the kids for some refreshers like for walks etc if you need to get out alone or with the children at any time frame do it I've had my newborn for walks after a week! Really clears the head. ✨💖🙏
24 Jun 2022

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stephanie
27 May 2022

How long did baby blues last for y’all? im 2 weeks and 1 day postpartum and I hit a bewitching hour every night around 5/6pm where I start to get anxious and sad.

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Heather
You may not want to hear this, but my son is 8 months old and I STILL have postpartum depression symptoms. I say that to say that everyone is different. Yours could be over by next week. Or it may take awhile. It just depends on a lot of factors. Your home situation is a BIG contributor of how you’re feeling. Hang in there! It does get better. If you need to talk feel free to reach out!
27 May 2022

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Mama26Buttheads
It depends but proper diet and going for walks outside helps tremendously.
27 May 2022

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