Post by Adriana Velez
Ladies, sick of "studies" that blame moms for everything that goes wrong with their kids? Here's a refreshing change! A new study suggests that during pregnancy, the mental health of expecting dads may influence toddler behavior. That's right, a wigged-out dad today can mean a tantrum-throwing toddler two years from now. The study looked at 31,000 children and asked each parent about their mental states. And then they asked the parents if their children got into a lot of fights, seemed anxious, or changed their moods from day to day. And oddly enough, the fathers who reported high levels of mental distress during pregnancy just happened to later have 3-year-olds who acted emotionally distressed.Image may be NSFW.
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Ladies, sick of "studies" that blame moms for everything that goes wrong with their kids? Here's a refreshing change! A new study suggests that during pregnancy, the mental health of expecting dads may influence toddler behavior. That's right, a wigged-out dad today can mean a tantrum-throwing toddler two years from now. The study looked at 31,000 children and asked each parent about their mental states. And then they asked the parents if their children got into a lot of fights, seemed anxious, or changed their moods from day to day. And oddly enough, the fathers who reported high levels of mental distress during pregnancy just happened to later have 3-year-olds who acted emotionally distressed.Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
