Children of depress parents are at high risk for dejection themselves and can experience troublesome outcomes later in life. Parents whom are clinically depress shows signs that they are less touchy to the infant's requirements and less predictable in their reactions to the infant's conduct. They might also show no sign of child bearing and detachment of love and care. The infants can seem more troubled and separated than other infants of their age group. They may be hard to solace, seem languid, and be hard to encourage and put to rest. When they achieve the little child stage, such kids are frequently difficult to handle, insubordinate, negative, and declining to acknowledge parental power. This strengthens the parents' feeling of disappointment.
