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Women experience perinatal mood disorders, a rate that has more than doubled since 2010.¹

Of postpartum depression cases go undiagnosed or untreated. One of the most common complications of pregnancy, and one of the most overlooked.²

The shortest average maternity leave among developed nations, leaving mothers to recover faster than ever with little structured support.³

Of women undergoing fertility treatment meet the criteria for clinical depression or anxiety - comparable rates to cancer patients.⁴

Mandated postpartum home visits in the US. We are the only high-income country without them. Most of Europe, Canada, and Australia send a midwife or nurse to your home within days of birth.⁴

Of South Korean mothers spend 2+ weeks in a sanhujoriwon, a postpartum care center with round-the-clock professional support. It's not a luxury. It's just what you do. NYT ↗

In France, Japan, the UK, and many other developed countries, postpartum home visits by healthcare professionals are routine. In the US, 40% of women don't attend a postpartum visit at all.⁵

The US has the highest maternal mortality rate of any high-income nation - and it's been rising.⁶

Of mothers start breastfeeding, but only 25% are still exclusively breastfeeding at 6 months. Most cite lack of support.⁶

Extra calories per day required while breastfeeding, more than pregnancy itself. Most women are told to "eat healthy" with no guidance.⁷

Pregnancy and breastfeeding deplete all five, yet most postpartum women receive no nutritional guidance after leaving the hospital.⁸

New mothers frequently skip meals and rely on convenience food, patterns directly correlated with increased PPD symptoms.⁹