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Whether you have been married for six months or six years, it is normal for some of the spark in your relationship to fade over time.As time passes, you both may stop trying as hard to make things exciting or memorable.Dear Parents,Share with us tips how you keep the spark alive in your marriage even after having a baby!
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Poonam Dharmik Mom of 2 children 6 years ago
I think and feel after baby relationship become more stronger, and mutual understanding between both is increased. In dadies office time Mummy talking care of baby and after office , Daddy take care of baby. If Daddy offers some baby work like trimming baby nails, dressed up to baby after bath etc little works make both more deep in love. If parents are staying with you and if talking care of baby then you both can go for Evening or Morning walk, discussion about baby, etc so many things make both closer than before.
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Whether you have been married for six months or six years, it is normal for some of the spark in your relationship to fade over time.As time passes, you both may stop trying as hard to make things exciting or memorable.Dear Parents,Share with us tips how you keep the spark alive in your marriage even after having a baby!
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