1. Maternal postpartum depression correlates with lower inhibition and emotional control in children, leading to increased emotional overeating.
2. Interventions supporting maternal mental health and children's self-regulation skills are crucial.
3. Research emphasizes the need for early identification and support for postpartum depression.
4. Effective approaches include parenting support programs and emotion coaching for children.
5. Cultural differences impact parental practices and mental health, influencing coping strategies and children's self-regulation in eating.
6. The study acknowledges limitations such as the lack of diversity in the sample and exclusion of socioeconomic factors and parental support.
7. Further research on diverse populations and comprehensive understanding of the relationship between postpartum depression and childhood behaviors is needed.

Source: Eating Behaviors