This video explores ways to deal with arguments with your partner after your baby is born.
There’s no doubt that babies have a big impact on relationships. Talking about some key points before baby arrives can be really useful.
Have you considered how you both respond when you are tired?
Have you considered how you respond when you are stressed?
Have you spoken about sex once you have recovered postnatally?
Have you talked about how you might remain connected after your baby arrives?
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