Philippine mothers of children with autism turn to faith while facing isolation and scarce affordable services.
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- Special Needs
- Health & Fitness
Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale Validated for Filipino Mothers After Birth or Baby Loss
A large Filipino study finds the Edinburgh postnatal depression scale reliable for screening mothers including after stillbirth.
- Special Needs
Mothers of Autistic Children Left Feeling Invisible as They Struggle to Find Support for Themselves
Mothers of autistic children often neglect their own well-being, and new research says support systems must reach out first.
- Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy
Perinatal Depression Affects Majority of Filipino Mothers, Study Finds
Most Filipino mothers experience clinically significant perinatal depression symptoms, far exceeding global averages.
- Family & Relationship
Mothers’ Emotional Regulation Linked to Children’s Emotional Development, Study Finds
A new study shows that mothers’ emotion regulation strongly shapes how they respond to children’s distress and may affect children’s emotional development.
Beer does not reliably increase milk supply, and safer methods like frequent feeding and good technique are far more effective.
Mothers overcome burnout by acknowledging suppressed anger and prioritising their own needs.
Lancaster has been ranked the best place in England for working mothers in 2025 thanks to affordable childcare and strong employment.
Mothers in Norway earn the highest maternity pay at $73,955, while the US offers none.
- Mental Health & Well-Being
Managing Peripartum Depression: 5 Supportive Strategies for New and Expecting Mums
Many mothers experience emotional challenges during pregnancy and after birth, but support and treatment can help them recover.
43% of UK mothers return to work within 12 weeks, needing better maternity support.
- Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy
Attachment to Mothers May Predict Anxiety in Young Women, Study Suggests
Emotional intelligence connects maternal attachment with anxiety in young women but shows no effect in men.
- Health & Fitness
New Sands Report Highlights Need for Improved Communication Around Babies’ Movements in Pregnancy
by Psychregby PsychregThe report urges clearer guidance on fetal movement to help parents feel confident seeking help and support safer pregnancies.
Children’s growth in Tanzania remained largely unaffected by maternal absence, challenging assumptions about the exclusive importance of maternal care.
A new study shows that many lactating women with overweight or obesity in Norway are failing to meet basic nutritional needs despite supplement use.