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When I put a pillow over my head and try to pretend it’s your turn to get up, I should stop and thank you for all the (many!) times you’ve comforted her at night.
Sometimes I look at you and realize we haven’t had a moment together, alone, in forever.
You are superwoman. You may not see it in yourself, but it’s only because you don’t have time to step back and watch yourself in action.
Raise your hand if your tolerance for dirty dishes left in the sink has gone up. ?
Today I was sad. So I did what any other sane person would do: I dug my wedding dress out of the attic and wore it while I made dinner.
I know you’re not a magician and you can’t always know what I need, so I promise to let you know what’s going on inside my head.
We're in the world of parenting young children together. A crazy, magical world—one I'm so glad to share with you.
An LCSW gives tips on the stresses new parents face and how counseling can help.
When people ask for advice from my same-sex marriage, this is what I say...
The time to make big parenting decisions isn’t when you’re already sleep-deprived.
New research shows there is reason for your shorter fuse—but there are also ways to reduce the tension.
Even when I didn’t always have faith in myself. ?
Thank God I stole these from my husband because really—what would my life be without them?
Having children is most definitely a game changer, but it doesn’t have to be a romance killer.
This is the messiest, sleepiest, craziest time—and that’s when you realize what a good thing you really have.
Based on research, this powerful method can transform barriers of hurt and misunderstanding into bridges of connection.
Ask what is true about your partner today—not five years ago.
Balancing parenting and dating your spouse can be hard. But what did we sign up for? Something easy?
Studies show the amount of fun couples have together is correlated to marital success.
“Thank you” often goes without saying—when it actually deserves to be said the most.
