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Intimacy After Baby: Navigating the Postpartum Season
The postpartum season can leave many couples feeling disconnected, unsure, or even discouraged when it comes to intimacy. Pain, exhaustion, hormonal changes, and postpartum depression can all impact your desire and ability to reconnect. But this is not a setback. It is a season that calls for patience, communication, and a new approach to intimacy. With the right guidance, couples can rebuild connection in a way that is even deeper and more meaningful than before.
Bad Sex: How to Stop Having It
So the majority of my clients come to me with one goal in mind: stop having bad sex. Now what makes sex bad looks different for each couple, but by and large the number one reason is that the wife just doesn’t enjoy it. I can help with that. There is no good reason to settle for bad sex.
Can Catholics Have Sex While Pregnant?
In general, yes, it is morally permissible for Catholics to have sex while the wife is pregnant. There are, however, exceptions and certain considerations that have to be made.