Brave New Mom

Your baby's perfect, your body's beat, you're blissful, you're blue. Welcome to life as a new mom. Here's how to cope.

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>> Coleman Cornelius is a reporter for The Denver Post based in Fort Collins, Colo. Cori Vanchieri is a medical writer in Silver Spring, Md.

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