Juggling Romance and Parenthood

Learn how to balance your family relationships in just 50 minutes with this practical and concise book. Becoming a parent is always a joyous but intimidating prospect, and a stagnating relationship is one problem that many couples face after having a child. However, there are a range of simple tips that you can follow to ensure that your children do not pose a threat to your relationship with your partner.

In this book, you will learn about the steps you can take to avoid sacrificing your relationship for your children’s sake. It also features tips for improving your communication with your partner and an explanation of how increased independence can actually benefit both your child and your personal wellbeing, giving you everything you need to create a healthy, happy family environment.

How can this book help you?

It can be difficult to maintain your relationship with your partner after welcoming a new addition to the family. This book will give you everything you need to:

• Learn about the importance of maintaining a healthy romantic relationship after having children
• Discover the behaviors which can create distance between you and your partner
• Divide your attention more equally between your partner and your children
• Communicate openly with your partner about your differing approaches to parenting

This straightforward and accessible 76-page book is structured as follows:

• Juggling romance and parenthood
• What happens when you let the romance die?
  • Deciding to have children together
  • Baby shock
  • Helicopter parenting
  • Does having children kill the romance?
  • Empty nest syndrome
• The secrets to a healthy relationship
  • Quality time with your children
  • Quality time alone
  • Quality time with your partner
  • Asking for help when you need it
  • Childcare and babysitting
  • Teach your children to respect your privacy
  • Everyday displays of affection
  • Big solutions for big problems
• FAQs
  • Our child does not want to let us have any time to ourselves. What should we do?
  • Should we be thinking about having a second child even if we had difficulty adjusting when we had our first child?
  • What aspects of becoming a parent can threaten a romantic relationship?
  • What specific steps can we take to get our children to respect our need for privacy?
  • When is it appropriate to leave parental responsibilities temporarily aside?
  • What can we do to forestall criticism from those around us regarding our parenting methods?
  • How can we juggle our professional, family and romantic lives simultaneously?
  • How can I make my partner realise that they are spending too much time with the children?