Pillow talk before falling asleep is important to stay connected with your partner. Especially when you have a newborn baby. Many spouses fall out of touch, especially when they have a newborn baby. And you don’t want that. Read more to keep that special bond going. And remember, this special bond is what makes a happy family for your newborn baby.
Who knew that such a tiny thing can cause so much havoc in the lives of two adults? When a couple has a baby, their lives pretty much get turned upside down. While they try to adjust to the responsibility, the emotions, the financials and the limitations to their freedom. And one thing that more often than not gets completely neglected, is the bond between them as a couple. While it might be hard to get a date night, or a peaceful romantic dinner at home. Or simply sit on the couch without falling asleep almost instantly. There is a way to stay connected with your partner throughout the whirlwind of having a baby; Pillow Talk
Pillow Talk
Those precious few minutes before you both head into dreamland are everything. They are crucial in maintaining that special bond with your partner. You might forget that, especially when you are too tired from caring for a newborn. According to new research, talking about good news with your partner before going to bed is very healthy. Also, it can be the secret to a strong and healthy marriage. The researchers concluded that partners who share good news, and believe their partners are receptive and supportive, sleep better. This is likely correlated to a decrease in loneliness and improved overall health.
Communication is everything.
Talking is the main channel of communication for a couple. Without it, the relationship can struggle. Couples talk about their feelings, experiences, wants and needs. Which keeps them in the know about each other and importantly stops them feeling isolated and alone.
After you have children, finding the time and the environment to talk during the day can prove very difficult and almost impossible. Those precious few moments before you sleep might be the only time you get to keep that connection going and your relationship healthy and nurturing.
Sweet Dreams from Team Mumzworld.
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