• 
• Featured Videos
• Infertility
• Getting Pregnant
• Pregnancy
• Teen Pregnancy
• Fetal Development
• Pregnancy Complications
• Pregnancy Exercise
• Health and Beauty
• Baby Showers
• Labor and Birth
• Breastfeeding
• Parenting
• Baby Care
• Baby Development
• Toddler Care
• Child Nutrition
• Celebrity Babies
• From Mom2Mom
• 

Between 50% and 80% of all new mothers experience what is known as the "baby blues." The baby blues are feelings of sadness and let down after you have a baby. These feelings usually show up 3 to 4 days after you give birth and caused by the sudden change in hormones.

Common symptoms include:

Mood Swings
Anxiety
And Loneliness

The baby blues are a mild form of postpartum depression but symptoms usually disappear within a couple weeks. However; if your symptoms last for more than two weeks make an appointment with your doctor.

	Pregnancy Journals Pregnancy and childbirth are important milestones in a ...		Pregnancy: Improving Your Memory In order to help you stay as sharp as possible throughout ...
	Pregnancy Mask More than 70% of pregnant women will get chloasma during ...		Varicose Veins During pregnancy, hormonal changes, and increased pressure ...
	Triple Screening Test The triple screen test is a simple blood test that measures ...		Quadruple Screening Test One of the newest maternal screening tests is called the ...
	Pregnancy and Your Pet If you’re a pet owner, then you may have noticed your cat or ...		Maternal Screening Tests A maternal screening test can indicate whether your baby ...
	Glucose Screening With good medical care, women gestational diabetes can have ...		Gender Disappointment While most pregnant women may not admit it, it’s quite ...