Kendra Wilkinson talks about how she got over her bouts with postpartum depression on Chelsea Lately.

On her post partum depression:
After giving birth, I never brushed my hair, my teeth or took a shower. I looked in the mirror one day and was really depressed. I thought, “Look at me!” I had this glamorous life in L.A., and now [in Indianapolis] I didn’t.

How she got through it:
Being busy with the show, writing a book and taking time to work out again. And Hank has been great. I’m thankful he’s in my life. Both Hanks!

On Hank’s role in the house:
I’ve heard of so many men who don’t really take care of the baby — it’s always the woman who does it. I feel for those women! I’m so lucky to have found a man like Hank. He puts in the 50 percent. It takes two to raise a child, and he realizes that. He wants to make sure our son knows he has a dad — unlike me. I had zero dad growing up, so it’s important for me, as well, to see that our son has a dad.

On breastfeeding:
Before I gave birth to my son, I said, “I’m not going to breastfeed. That’s something that I don’t really want to do.” But since I gave birth I loved it. It just happened so naturally, and he was so easy with it. Hank Jr. loved it, and I loved it. It just felt like I could shove it in people’s faces like, “Ha! I am the only one who can do this!” I felt that special bond with him that nobody else could have. There’s always the question, “Can you breast-feed with implants?” but I’ve been doing it and it has gone very well!”