Married couples report that they are least satisfied in marriage during the child rearing years. They become busy and distracted, and many lose intimacy. Our aim is to offer information and tips to help couples who are worn down by their kids and life to have stronger, happier marriages against all odds. It is our hope that this blog will be a source of helpful information for couples who wish to strengthen their connection in chaos.
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I really connected with this blog because I have three children and my husband and I are distracted and our intimancy is suffering. This is a good topic because I think a lot of parents are in the same boat. What are some things my husband and I can do to make our marriage stronger. I also enjoyed reading the artice, "We're not in the mood". The article was informative and helped me gain more insight on my own marriage. I look forward to reading more about this topic.
by Lisa Cropp
Hi! I am in the Family Life class this semester and I really like this blog so I hope it is okay to link to your blog under our "blogs we like". I sincerely appreciate all you have offered here for married couples raising children. Thanks!
Stacie
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