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.
I really tried to hold off until someone else started the new vent thread, but then.... I told DH I was taking two weeks off during the holidays to watch the kids, but that I needed to be back at...
I'm looking for a sense check on what is "reasonable" to ask when it comes to loaning/giving money to family when asked. We are a dual career household, we are super frugal and I think we make smart ...
So I’m pretty peeved at something and I wanted to see who is being unreasonable. My husband’s friend from college is having his bachelor party over 4th of July weekend. Now, the thing is, I’...
We are currently ending a visit with my MIL for the first time in 2 years. She is mentally ill and alcoholic and goes through good and bad periods. She’s like a Jeckle and Hyde type character. At time...
Looking at the Gotta Vent thread, I can see that I am not alone but I feel like I need extra space for this one. Also, the best present to my husband that I can think of right now is not saying all o...
Communication is important — but even with great communicators, this can be hard.
Whatever comes of the election and the intense holiday season, there will certainly be additional tension at the start of the year for all families.
Given the challenges for mothers and all caregivers in this pandemic, will it be any different this year?
You can achieve an amicable separation when you remember your common goals and focus on your and your children's mental health.
Very willing to have the baby and not the man, this Chicago mom embarked on a journey to become a single mother by choice.
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