My number one tip: When you hit a problem, remember that it's partner one and partner two united against the problem, not partner one against partner two.
If your household has hectic schedules, maybe one spouse feels out of the loop of what goes on while at work. Here are my tried-and-true tips to help keep you both aware of the family events.
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Making the boundaries can be difficult, however, enforcing those boundaries -- with pre-set consequences and all -- can be excruciating. Prepare for that, but don't be afraid of it.
I am beyond grateful my girls will have a loving relationship with their father, and that I did all that I could to make sure I chose someone who I knew would care for them fiercely, but I can also be sad and upset that I missed out on something so beautiful as well, and that's okay.
My father was always more affectionate than my mother growing up. He offered more hugs, more laughs, and showed us that having feelings was okay.
Now that my dad has retired, I think a lot about how surprised I am at how much a relationship so foundational to my life can change, even after so much time.
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