Mandy is a newborn baby girl. She has been referred to you, the hospital social worker, because her mother is suffering from postpartum depression. Although you will be working directly with the mother, realizing that Mandy is your client, what is the problem and what solution and intervention do you recommend (justified by Erikson’s theory)?

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