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I thought that before kids I knew unconditional love, but now I’ve learned a love with no boundaries.
But I love this version even more.
Discover how 'Friends' helped us bond as parents with laughter and valuable life lessons that saved our marriage.
You worked so hard. You did things you didn't want to do for the sake of love. You showed up every day and you wore down your body doing labor that wasn't fun for you. You took care of us and we are so grateful for you. Thank you for showing our kids what it looks like to work hard at things for your family.
It is not about having a perfect relationship without difficult moments. Rather, it is about repairing the hurts and mistakes that happen so we do not keep repeating them.
1. "I know I am wearing your sweatpants and my non-fancy robe right now, but I did have real clothes on for at least two hours today."
We will get back to that place one day—that place where you take a purse with you instead of the diaper bag or wear the non-sensible heels.
Recognizing our needs is the first step to reclaiming what we want.
Spoiler alert: It's complicated. 😴
It's not as hard as you may think, mama.
Silence in your relationship is more common than you might think, but you can open the door for communication.
What does that mean and how do you feel more connected? Find out.
Just because it’s common doesn’t mean it’s not hard.
On days you find it hard to see past self-perceived flaws in the mirror, let me be your mirror and remind you of this
Couples make a huge mistake—often with noble intent—when they don’t make time for one another after the baby arrives.
#1—Read each other’s stress cues and be gentle.
This work arrangement is not perfect, but it’s been the greatest opportunity I’ve ever had.
The problem with the scorecard game? I am really good at keeping my score but I don’t notice my husband’s efforts.
One mama pens a letter to her hubby thanking him for all his sacrifices and unwavering support.