If there’s one question we need to answer most often, it’s probably something along the lines of, “How do you prioritize your marriage when you have kids?”
In this week’s podcast episode, we share some of our best suggestions for making time for romance when you have kids. We share things we’ve learned, what works for us, and how we’ve improved our communication over the years.
We also talk about life-saving exercises, what we’re currently reading, conspiracy theories, and how I recently applied something from a book I’m reading to a difficult conversation.
In this episode
[00:34] – Welcome to a new episode of The Crystal Paine Show.
[02:00] – Jesse tells us what saves his life and explains some exercises.
[05:50] – The mystery has been solved as to why the treadmill moved in a strange way.
[06:50] – The weather has been really nice and I was eager to be outside.
[07:55] – I’m sharing an update on what I’m reading.
[09:35] – I got an angry message on instagram from a follower and shared my honest reaction.
[11:30] – I think so often that people just want to be heard.
[12:20] – Jesse has an update on a book he has been listening to.
[15:39] – Let’s talk about romance when you have kids.
[16:25] – The main key to making time for romance is prioritizing it.
[17:04] – One of the greatest gifts we can give our children is a strong marriage.
[18:45] – Be intentional; you can’t just assume that it will happen without effort and thought.
[21:22] – Be creative with the time and planning you have.
[24:15] – The glue that holds our marriage together is laughter.
[26:22] – We love to practice PDA in front of our kids.
[27:20] – We talk a lot. Or maybe Jesse is listening and I’m talking!
[30:25] – Learning to communicate about communication has been helpful.
[32:27] – To have things that we only do together was very special.
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