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Postpartum Experience by the Second Parent
Many studies have been performed on mothers and their postnatal experiences. Unfortunately, studies about the second parent are very rare. Second parent is yet an essential figure in the parent-child triad and a real support for the mother. The postpartum period is a time of intense restructuring and upheaval, both physically and psychologically. Studies have shown that almost 13% of fathers suffer from depression.
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