In light of these reflections, in the absence of a “multidisciplinary culture” of the puerperium and in view of the established familiarity with the new media, the proposal of a reasoned program capable of promoting well-being in all its multifaceted facets, besides being innovative, is undoubtedly of use both in providing concrete guidance to the new mother and in stimulating health professionals. On the other hand, a woman who regains serenity and well-being after childbirth will be able to face motherhood with greater security and confidence and to share with her child a relationship that is more stimulating and marked by the search for new common experiences rather than circumscribed, almost in a defensive attitude, to a mere watchful protective function, yes, but inherently passive.
Higher risk of accidents for children of parents with mental health issues
According to a study, conducted by researchers at the Karolinska Institut in Sweden (April 2020) in collaboration with researchers at the University of Manchester in the United Kingdom, children of
