A recent study has shown that parents undergo the depression associated within the first year after a child's birth.

The depression is associated with their child's birth and 12th year of age, with the increased rates of first year after birth, said researchers at Medical Research Council, London, England.

The authors posted depression with parents is linked with opposite behavioral, developmental and cognitive outcomes for their kids.

Authors posted:"These high rates of depression in the postpartum period are not surprising owing to the potential stress associated with the birth of a baby, e.g., poor parental sleep, the demands made on parents and the change in their responsibilities, and the pressure this could place on the couple's relationship."

It was further posted that antidepressants soon after pregnancy and breastfeeding might happen due to reason.  It was also revealed that parents who are socially kept off were more prone develop depression.