Send us a text We sit down with Chelsea Smith to unpack simple daily habits that make marriage easier, warmer and more resilient, from releasing resentment to reframing our partner’s quirks as strengths. Practical questions, money talks without meltdowns and small spiritual rhythms offer a fresh path forward. • why a devotional format creates daily momentum for marriage • letting go of resentment before it hardens into distance • replacing assumptions with questions and understanding • using...
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Send us a text We sit down with Chelsea Smith to unpack simple daily habits that make marriage easier, warmer and more resilient, from releasing resentment to reframing our partner’s quirks as strengths. Practical questions, money talks without meltdowns and small spiritual rhythms offer a fresh path forward. • why a devotional format creates daily momentum for marriage • letting go of resentment before it hardens into distance • replacing assumptions with questions and understanding • using...
After Baby Comes: Communication and Boundaries for New Parents
Pivotal People
30 minutes
6 months ago
After Baby Comes: Communication and Boundaries for New Parents
Send us a text Rachel Taylor, registered nurse and childbirth educator, joins us to discuss her book "After Baby Comes" which bridges the gap between healthcare models and mothers' needs during the critical "fourth trimester." Her practical guidance serves as an essential resource not just for new parents but for anyone seeking to improve their communication skills and relationships. • The fourth trimester extends beyond the traditional six-week postpartum period, with mothers healing for up...
Pivotal People
Send us a text We sit down with Chelsea Smith to unpack simple daily habits that make marriage easier, warmer and more resilient, from releasing resentment to reframing our partner’s quirks as strengths. Practical questions, money talks without meltdowns and small spiritual rhythms offer a fresh path forward. • why a devotional format creates daily momentum for marriage • letting go of resentment before it hardens into distance • replacing assumptions with questions and understanding • using...
