The Truth About Equal Parenting: 5 Game-Changing Conversations Every Couple Must Have
Family, Parenting, Equal parenting, Expecting Rachel Childs Family, Parenting, Equal parenting, Expecting Rachel Childs

The Truth About Equal Parenting: 5 Game-Changing Conversations Every Couple Must Have

Becoming parents is one of the most life-altering experiences for couples. But here’s the problem: Most couples never actually talk about how they’ll share the responsibilities before their baby arrives. As a result, traditional gender roles quietly take over, leaving moms carrying the mental load and dads missing out on early bonding.

The impact isn’t just at home, it extends into the workplace, creating financial disparity and widening the gender pay gap. But it doesn’t have to be this way.

Let’s explore the five key conversations every couple should have before their baby arrives (or as soon as possible afterward) to create a more equal, balanced, and fulfilling parenting experience.

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An open letter to expectant and new parents
Rachel Childs Rachel Childs

An open letter to expectant and new parents

Ready to grow your family and strengthen your bond as a couple? Parenthood is a beautiful journey, and with the right preparation, you can enter this new chapter feeling more connected, confident, and ready for the changes ahead

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The mental load. A silent relationship killer

Do you ever feel like you and your partner are just two ships passing in the night, buried under a mountain of chores, childcare duties, and life admin? You're not alone. In today's fast-paced world, many couples find themselves drowning in the 'mental load' - that invisible burden of household management that often falls disproportionately on one partner. But what if I told you there's a simple, 30-minute weekly ritual that could transform your relationship from surviving to thriving?

Enter the weekly relationship meeting - a game-changer for couples struggling to stay connected and share responsibilities equitably. It's not just another item on your to-do list; it's a lifeline for your partnership. Whether you're both juggling careers or navigating the complexities of a single-income household, this practice could be the key to rekindling your connection, fairly distributing tasks, and building a stronger, more resilient relationship.

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