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Postpartum Husband
- Narrated by: Sharon Eisenhour
- Length: 1 hr and 37 mins
- Categories: Health & Wellness, Psychology & Mental Health
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The Postpartum Husband offers information and support with its handy reference-style format and addresses specific questions that may arise throughout the course of the illness.
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- Mike Lewis
- 09-26-16
This book was extremely helpful!
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If you are a dad whose spouse suffers from PPD, I recommend this book wholeheartedly as a starting point in your search for PPD support. Some reviewers mentioned this book is nothing more than a list of bullet points. While there are short chapters and bullet points everywhere, I found this book had many insightful suggestions. Almost all of the bullet points has several sentences. Personally, I think they could have just removed them and help make the flow a little better; the bullet points do make it easy to find information in bite-sized chunks. This book was very helpful as a dad whose spouse is suffering from PPD. There are many practical suggestions as to how and why I should do certain things. While I have yet to practice many of the ideas listed in this book, I feel like I better understand.
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- Kevin E. Watkins
- 12-19-18
Good, concise advice
To the point and helpful. It doesn't get bogged down in stories and anecdotes but instead offers concise advice on how you can support your partner and yourself.
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Not inclusive but otherwise very good
I'm a childbirth educator and birth doula based in NYC. I've been looking for a book like this for partners, and there seem to be too few. This one is excellent and has practical strategies for partners to support a beloved who is struggling with PPD, but I do wish it would be more inclusive both in using the terms wife and husband but also marriage. I also wish that it would speak to the fact that the moon birthing partner/dad can often also struggle with PPD and other PMADs. I can give it a soft recommendation with these caveats.
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- Lisa
- 07-25-10
Wished I would have known sooner.
It is five years down the road and I wish my husband and I had known sooner what we were both going through. Postpartum depression has eaten away at our marriage. This is a powerful book - I hope it gets to other couples sooner.