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If you asked me how my marriage has changed since having kids, I’d say we have learned how to communicate with each other more effectively.
Join me in celebrating the everyday heroes of parenthood and the journey we share as we tackle life's challenges together.
You’ve got this, mamas.
The tendency to be a “gatekeeper” can really rear its head when children come into the picture. After all, we are made to internalize that “mother knows best.”
5. Give each other some leeway... and tenderness
Dad is going to love this card we’re making for him with Cheerios and glue!
In so many ways, you are the unsung hero in our family.
Don’t underestimate the power of the little things.
There are so many moments that I find myself staring and thinking, “He is so sexy and I am so lucky."
Did you know that using text messages to express affection creates a stronger partner attachment?
At first I was worried this meant disaster (#momguilt).
An idea to borrow from the kids: A chore chart of your own.
Keep reminding me that I’m beautiful. That you love me. And that I’m the greatest mom I can be.
Here’s how experts say to stop those discipline disagreements.
Taking time to re-ground ourselves in the places that shaped us can revitalize our sense of purpose as parents and partners.
I want you to know that I see everything you do for us, and it makes my world brighter.
Growing up with the love and guidance of both of these men helped me understand what I wanted in a husband.
5. Make time to REALLY listen and support each other.
Time with your hubby isn’t just an investment in your marriage—it makes you better parents too.
You see the mom I am today, but you also still see the girl I was when we fell in love, and everything in between.
