Show Notes
Today, we're talking about something slightly different and it's... What They Don't Tell You about marriage and parenting! We've got 10 tips on how to have a better & stronger marriage... but we're doing this episode mainly because we need reminding!
In this episode, we'll talk about
The impact of upbringings and how our parents have impacted the way we are today
Embracing differences
Scheduling quality time with each other - day dates are the way to go
Creating traditions - not just with the kids but with each other too
Understanding each other's love languages
Teamwork in marriage
And we'll read through some of your tips for staying strong in your relationship
We hope that the humour, honesty and practical advice in this episode inspires you to take a bit of time for each other and remember why you're together!
We would love to hear your tips for a healthy & happy relationship and would love to hear your thoughts and feedback too. Send us an email at [email protected].
See you next week x
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