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6th Dec 2011

‘Tis the season for…..arguments

68% of respondents expect to row over the holidays 39% cite Christmas day as the time they are most likely to have a bust up over the holiday season Last year the charity saw a 35% increase in people looking for help New research*...
2nd Nov 2011

Small things make a big difference

A new baby means big changes changes for most couples. Responding to a recent Daybreak/Netmums survey of over 6,000 women, Relate has some top tips to help couples grow their relationship alongside the growth and development of...
1st Nov 2011

New legal information and advice service from Family Rights Group

Family Rights Group have launched a new website http://www.frg.org.uk/ providing information and advice for families whose children are involved with or need children’s services because of welfare needs or concerns. As well...
28th Oct 2011

Halloween Jokes

Half term is nearly over, and next week it’s Halloween and then Bonfire Night. To get you in the mood for “All Hallowes Evening”, click here for our truly awful Halloween Jokes. In Autumn, as the clocks change...
21st Sep 2011

Cake of Life for Mums and Dads

Parents may benefit from doing this exercise to think about their own time and energy now the new school year has started. Working on the basis that we take 8 hours out for sleeping the “awake” time for this exercise is based...


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Small things make a big difference

Impact of a new baby on a couple relationship

Most parents, whether they already have children or not, find the arrival of a new baby the most exciting and most demanding stage of their life together.

It is not surprising when loving and caring has to be shared between new baby, possibly other children, and each other, that there sometimes seems “not enough” to go around.

Big changes happen to the couple’s loving and intimate relationship without anyone really being aware. Small things build up and are often ignored because it takes energy and time to resolve them, so they get swept under the carpet. They don’t go away however, and for some couples this creates a brick wall that at some time will need even more energy and time to break down.

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