Second pregnancy changes the brain in surprising new ways

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A study from Amsterdam University Medical Center reveals that a second pregnancy alters a woman's brain differently than a first.
Changes shift from self-reflection networks to attention and sensory processing, aiding in caring for multiple children.
The research also links brain changes to maternal bonding and peripartum depression.

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A study from Amsterdam University Medical Center reveals that a second pregnancy alters a woman's brain differently than a first. Changes shift from self-reflection networks to attention and sensory processing, aiding in caring for multiple children. The research also links brain changes to maternal bonding and peripartum depression.

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