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Your relationship might become less spontaneous after kids, but that doesn’t mean it’s less exciting.
Because these are the walls that shaped him. And they will continue to shape him as he travels through the years.
When I look at my husband, I see the same similarities of a devoted father and husband. Of a man who would do anything for his family despite the unpleasantries that life may throw his way.
No matter how crazy our lives get from here on out, just remember that I see you. Yes, as a mom, but also as a person. The most beautiful and wonderful person.
They learned from the best—you.
Because we are raising our child to be one more kind and compassionate person that the world has to offer. And through the way that we love each other, we are reassuring him that love is a powerhouse.
Even when we don’t see eye to eye. We are in this together.
"I cried last night as I asked my husband if he was tired of me. Because I'm tired of me some days. Pregnancy and birth are hard. Raising babies is hard. But I think the hardest is losing yourself..."
You read that right: Having sex can make you smarter.
The same old recipe can get a bit boring after awhile. One of my new favorite ways to spice things up? Massage candles.
Because the romance doesn’t have to end—even when you’re taking a break from sex.
PSA: It's totally OK to crave your own space.
“If you're good on your own, you really can have a beautiful relationship.”
You don't even have to go out to rekindle your post-baby relationship.
Thanks to the hard work of raising kids, we’ve learned that to be a good teammate doesn't mean perfection.
But we're glad we found them now.
It's not your marriage, it's COVID.
While I may take on the bulk of housework as the stay-at-home parent, you do your part in little ways I never forget. Those little things? To me, they are incredible feats, trust me.
The hug you give me after you walk through the door from work is something I wait for all day. It recharges me.
I realized that a mother, no matter her age or the age of her children, always puts her baby first. Always.