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Most new parents have intrusive thoughts about their baby being harmed. It’s OK to talk about it

2 outlets · first reported by The Conversation Australia Health 20h ago · latest 47m ago · 20 hours of coverage · 2 countries

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  1. 20h ago
    first The Conversation Australia Health Australia indie
    Most new parents have intrusive thoughts about their baby being harmed. It’s OK to talk about it

    Svetlana Repnitskaya/Getty Images Telling your friends and family you’re pregnant will earn you an avalanche of advice. Yet few parents will ever be told about a common experience that can impact the parents’ long-term mental health: perinatal intrusive thoughts. Intrusive thoughts are sudden…

  2. 47m ago
    Most new parents have intrusive thoughts about their baby being harmed: It's OK to talk about it

    Telling your friends and family you're pregnant will earn you an avalanche of advice. Yet few parents will ever be told about a common experience that can impact the parents' long-term mental health: perinatal intrusive thoughts.

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