Helping Parents Succeed
It is no secret that men can get turned on much quicker than women. Men are also able to climax in less time than most women. This can make for some issues when it comes to love making. Husbands sometimes don’t understand why their wife doesn’t want to be intimate. It is likely because they aren’t getting the same thing out of the event. Men need to understand that love making is more mental for a woman while it is mainly a physical event for a man.
Over time, the intimacy in a relationship can start to fade away. It isn’t because we don’t love each other as much, but we just don’t make it a priority anymore. When I say intimacy, please don’t mistake that to mean only sex. There are so many other levels of intimacy that you can bring back into your relationship. In fact, doing so will more than likely make your sex life better than ever.
Getting a divorce is a very difficult time as it means the end to a vow you took to be with that person for the rest of your life. There are so many things to deal with during a divorce including custody of children, the family home, and finances. You may also find friendships you have built up as a couple difficult to maintain. It can be hard to find the support you need during this time, but it is important that you have a positive support system in place. Avoid confiding in mutual friends as you shouldn’t make them feel like they have to choose one partner or the other.
Having a new baby is exciting, but it can also be overwhelming and leave new parents sleep deprived. Some babies sleep through the night right away and others don’t get to that point until they are a year old or more. This is a very long time for parents to go without a good night of sleep. There are some things you can do to get your baby to sleep through the night.
Do your kids remind you of Bart and Lisa Simpson for all the wrong reasons? Do you have your very own Venus and Serena competing for every last cookie, word of praise and to be first in the bathroom?
Sibling rivalry is your children’s way of asserting their position in the family and it also helps them to develop life skills such as survival, competition, striving for success and dealing with other people. Unfortunately for hapless parents, it can be a frustrating family issue fraught with varying degrees of severity.