Parental Mental Health: From Pregnancy through Postpartum
In honor of Maternal Mental Health Awareness Month in May, Progyny hosted an important conversation that discussed the importance of prioritizing parental mental health.
We want to make sure you have the support and guidance you need for a healthy pregnancy and beyond. Browse the resources below to learn more about what to expect at each stage.
You may have access to pregnancy and postpartum support through the Progyny benefit. Call 888.597.5065 to learn more.
In honor of Maternal Mental Health Awareness Month in May, Progyny hosted an important conversation that discussed the importance of prioritizing parental mental health.
Morning sickness is a common pregnancy issue. Contrary to the name, it can happen in the morning or throughout the day, and cause disruption to your daily life.
When you’re pregnant and notice spotting, it can be concerning. While it is not always cause for alarm, it’s important to understand what can cause it and what it may mean.
Preeclampsia is a health condition that can occur during and immediately after pregnancy. It can cause dangerous complications for both you and your baby if it is not diagnosed and treated quickly.
Throughout your pregnancy, you can expect routine prenatal checkups to monitor you and your baby’s health. It is important for understanding possible genetic disorders.
Vaccines protect your child against diseases that have been eliminated or are nearly eradicated, including polio, measles, whooping cough, and rotavirus.