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The hug you give me after you walk through the door from work is something I wait for all day. It recharges me.
Kim Kardashian shares insights on how parenting affects relationships and why husbands may feel overlooked after kids arrive.
There is a very specific ratio that makes love last.
It's refreshing to hear for any parent.
And it means a lot—to all of us.
Because the physical changes are just a tiny part of what's going on inside of me. They are a constant reminder that my entire life—my entire identity—is about to change too.
I didn't know that I could sleep next to you every night and still miss you.
Pacey who?
Marriage and love and parenting and living together and life, in general, isn't always easy.
When the co-parent does chores and cooking, mama has time to focus on feeding the baby and getting the rest she needs to keep her milk supply up.
Our love looks different than it once did—but we're thriving in big ways and little ways—together, every day.
Thank you for wiping away their tears, and showing them that expressing their feelings is healthy and important.
I may never know what comes next as a parent, but one thing I do: You will always be there to catch her.
Let's have a summer fling, shall we?
Baby's arrival can change your relationship for the better, not worse!
I'm so proud of you, and I'm proud of what we're building together every day.
When it's beautiful and inspiring, when it's hard and tiring, when it's fun and adventurous, when it's mundane and monotonous.
Because motherhood can sometimes be this all-consuming thing that leaves me with next to nothing left to give anyone else.
On a good day, love can be challenging. In a good month, even more so. But what about if we are talking longer?
I choose you no matter what life throws at us.
