Recent studies reveal that Gen Z mothers face greater parenting pressures and mental health challenges than millennial moms, driven by social media scrutiny, high expectations for perfect parenting, and managing multiple responsibilities, which are contributing to a decline in their mental well-being.
A US study reveals that fathers, particularly those who became dads at 25 or younger, have poorer heart health compared to non-fathers, with significant variations based on ethnicity. The stress and responsibilities of parenting may hinder maintaining healthy habits, highlighting the need for better support for fathers from communities and healthcare professionals.