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Having kids can bring big changes to marriages and partnerships. Motherly’s got you covered with support and advice from real mamas.
It's time to close the orgasm gap—we need orgasm equality and we need it now!
Even the strongest partnerships could use a tune-up every once in a while.
"How can I be a better partner to you?"
"I will go and sleep in my room, you go sleep in your room. I'm fine."
Online shopping allows moms accessibility and it saves time.
From understanding the hormonal changes to finding ways to prioritize intimacy, a doula shares insight on how to balance breastfeeding and sex.
Making dedicated efforts, however small they may seem, can result in long term satisfaction, contentment, pleasure and happiness with your spouse.
Eve Rodsky’s book has spawned a documentary and entire philosophy at a time when mothers need these solutions the most.
Why you CAN go to bed angry and more, according to a psychologist.
Depression in men often goes undiagnosed—but men are 3 to 4 times more likely to die by suicide than women. Here's how to spot the signs.
Because dads aren’t extra help. They aren’t live-in babysitters. They’re parents—just like us moms.
It allows children to remain rooted in a healthy view of family, marriage and love.
Because you are a faithful and capable father, and I should trust the ways you contribute to raising our child.
We didn’t know what life would have in store for us when we said “I do” all those years ago.
Women who make more money than their male partners are twice as likely to fake orgasms.
I wish I had learned to live in the moment a little more and appreciate the solitude for what it was.
Given this backdrop of such unequal parenting for so many women, it’s easy to overlook the men in our midst who are actually doing the work and stepping up as equal partners. And I am lucky enough to be married to one of them.
This one space in our entire house that was supposed to be ours was the exact opposite—and we had to figure out how to get it back.
Because while life as I knew it had been flipped upside down, his world didn’t really seem to change.
Prioritizing your spouse doesn’t mean that you’re neglecting your kids—it means you're nurturing their foundation.
