Relationships
To say that all of your relationships change after having kids is an understatement. They’re not necessarily better or worse, just...different. Nevertheless, navigating relationships post-baby can be tricky.
Luckily, seasoned NPN parents have plenty of advice for adjusting to the new normal with friends (new and old), in-laws, your parents, co-workers and, most of all, your partner. Have a question about a particularly thorny situation you’re dealing with? The discussion forum is here for you 24/7.
Discussions
Did NPN really need to lock the 2022 vent thread at midnight? REALLY?? ...
My husband is a terrible driver. Tell me whyyyyy he drives like an old lady when we’re in a rush, running late, have crying kids in the car, etc. .. and drives with a freaking lead foot when we’re on our way to the grocery store, or aren’t heading anywhere important. I guess I’m f...
Anyone else watching? I am not Jewish, but find the show so engaging and sweet. I am getting very invested in the potential couples (Shia and Fay, oh no!). ...
Does anyone know a veterinarian that’s open on Sundays? Open to any location in city or burbs. Thanks! ...
I have a good friend who lives out of state who is dealing with her young teen’s severe mental health/mental illness issues. I think she’s scared to death and so tired. Her marriage, younger kids and finances are also suffering - some issues are related, while others are not. Sometimes she wants ...
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