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Niños Con Autismo: Cómo Pueden Los Papás Mejorar La Salud Mental De Las Mamás

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By on Positive Parenting Spanish

ORLANDO, Fla. (Ivanhoe Newswire) — Los padres de niños con alguna discapacidad se enfrentan a todo tipo de retos, y el COVID solo dificulta aun mas su vida. En muchas ocasiones son las madres las que afrontan la mayor parte de la crianza de un hijo discapacitado, algo que puede impactar su propia salud mental.

Ser madre de un hijo discapacitado es un trabajo de 7 dias a la semana, 24 horas al dia. Y esto puede pasar la cuenta, un estudio determino que un 50 por ciento de madres de hijos autistas sufrian altos niveles de depresion. Hoy, el COVID esta haciendo que la ansiedad se eleve aun mas. Un reporte reciente determino que muchos de los servicios y programas para ayudar a niños con discapacidad han sido reducidos o completamente eliminados.

Pero la ayuda puede estar en la casa, despues de estudiar a 3,550 niños y a sus padres, se determino que las madres de niños autistas presentaban menos cuadros depresivos cuando los papas le leian con regularidad a los hijos, comenzando incluso a los 9 meses de edad, asimismo los expertos indican que cuando los papas se implican consistentemente en el cuidado de sus hijos, por ejemplo calmandolos cuando estan agitados, esto ayuda a reducir la ansiedad materna aunque no la elimine totalmente.

Otras formas en que las madres con hijos autistas pueden combatir la depresion son encontrar un grupo de apoyo, mantener un diario como forma de desahogo y buscar un servicio que les de algun relevo o alivio en el cuidado de su hijo, para recargar baterias. Y si la depresion comienza a interferir con la vida diaria, es importante acudir a un profesional con experiencia trabajando con familias de niños discapacitados.

Los contribuyentes a este reportaje incluyen: Cyndy McGrath, Supervisora Productora; Julie Marks, Productora de Campo; Roque Correa, Editor.

Producido por Child Trends News Service en asocio con Ivanhoe Broadcast News y auspiciado por una beca de la institute of Education Sciences. 

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