10 Ways to Squeeze Romance into Every Day
How will you find time for romance when you barely have time to brush your teeth? Here are 10 sweet, unexpected, totally doable ideas for squeezing a little you're-so-hot-when-you-burp-the-baby intimacy into every day. Try them on your guy -- and see how little things can make all the difference.
Dare to Connect
If your idea of a steamy date has become shared diaper duty, turn up the heat by picking one of these bonding activities from relationship expert Julie Schwartz Gottman, Ph.D., author of And Baby Makes Three.
6 Ways to Make Mom Friends
Meeting new people and finding new friends can be an anxious experience, even for new moms or moms living in a new neighborhood. Follow these simple steps toward scheduling the first playdate and connecting with mommy friends.
Breastfeeding and Sex
Leaking milk, constant feedings -- no wonder you're not in the mood! But you can reclaim some of the pre-baby passion.
New-Father Fears
Having a baby is amazing, so why is your guy freaking out? Uncover what he's worried about so you can help him get with the program.
Bedtime Stories: Other Parents' Sex Lives
Ever wonder how much sex other parents are having? We asked four parents to track every detail of their sex lives for five days. Then we got Hilda Hutcherson, MD, author of Pleasure, A Woman's Guide to Getting the Sex You Want, Need, and Deserve, to analyze each juicy journal.
Fall in Love All Over Again
We know your kids are demanding, but don't let them kill the romance. These superbusy moms and dads have found fun ways to feel like newlyweds.
8 Best Babymoon Trips
Need some chill time? We are helping you both get out of town for some pre-baby R+R! We've picked eight great trips, all fairly close to home and all particularly pregnancy-friendly.
Your Most Romantic Moments
From marriage proposals to "for no reason at all," Parents.com readers melt the ice off February with their most sizzling stories of romance!
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