Married and single moms, who are living with parents, suffer higher rates of depression, reveals a new study. The study conducted by Duke University found that married and single mothers suffer higher rates of depression when they live in multi-generational households in their baby's first year of life. However, the study suggested that moms, who lived with their romantic partners but weren't married, had lower rates of depression when they had one ...Sunday 6 April 2014
Moms Living With Parents Suffer from Depression
Married and single moms, who are living with parents, suffer higher rates of depression, reveals a new study. The study conducted by Duke University found that married and single mothers suffer higher rates of depression when they live in multi-generational households in their baby's first year of life. However, the study suggested that moms, who lived with their romantic partners but weren't married, had lower rates of depression when they had one ...
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