Ever feel you and your partner put everything into the kids, leaving nothing left over for you as a couple? Here are ten ways to bring back that loving feeling…
By Fiona Gibson
Steal back your evenings
couple 2Chat before telly
Once you’ve reclaimed your evenings - even if it’s a mere hour or so - try not to spend all of it in front of the TV.
Chat before telly
Once you’ve reclaimed your evenings - even if it’s a mere hour or so - try not to spend all of it in front of the TV.
Boost those endorphins
Okay, the thought of sinking into a warm bath is probably more appealing.
Tender touch
As parents, you can fall into a touch-avoidance rut - feeling too shattered for sex, and therefore avoiding any physical contact in fear of sending out the wr
Tackle chore overload
Housework ranks as a top relationship flashpoint - and the more he gets involved with the chores, the more likely you are to stay together, according
Negotiate child-free time
OK, a weekend away might be out of the question.
Put kissing back on the menu
Small children can be averse to mummy and daddy kissing, yelling for a biscuit/cuddle the minute your lips meet.
Leave work at work
According to a Relate survey, we’re at our most stressed between the ages of 35-44 - typically when we’re juggling young families a
Ease up on the schedule
In today’s pressurised world, it’s easy to be caught up in trying to be the perfect parent.
Synchronise your bedtimes
An incredible three out of five of us rarely go to bed at same time as our partners, according to a Sleep Council study.
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