Do you both co-parent as a team or is there trouble agreeing on what's best and what's not for the children?
Wednesday, January 21, 2026
Motherhood And Fatherhood Chronicles
D you agree that parenting changes Romance in the home and romantic partnerships? How do you navigate the conflict, compromise and disagreements in front of the children?
Do you both co-parent as a team or is there trouble agreeing on what's best and what's not for the children?
Do you both co-parent as a team or is there trouble agreeing on what's best and what's not for the children?
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Yea, I see that in many homes around me. Don't know why many of us Nigerians shy away from couple romance once kids start coming 😁
ReplyDeletePart of romance is knowing your husband's or wife's love language & doing well to make them happy. It doesn't always mean smooching or mo**h kizzing in front of kids.
Couples can still be in love after kids come and show these kids that they love each other 💕Holdings hands, smiling at each other, pecks on the cheeks, buying gifts for your spouses are all ways of romance which are suitable under the watch of kids 👍
Infact, studies show that kids feel loved when they see real affection btw their parents 💖
As for co-parenting, the best parents can do for a child is to work as a team. Being divided on opinions and rules will affect the child psychologically and in many other ways.
ReplyDeleteYes it does
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