Get the Help You Want (and Need!)
Many moms feel like they could use more help from their spouse but wrongly believe that their partner will simply know what needs to be done. “We need to debunk the myth that this should happen seamlessly,” says Lisa Spiegel, director of Soho Parenting, a support center for parents in New York City. “Adults need to say what they need. Partners would never run a business without meeting, but we think that our partners should just know what’s needed. It’s about meeting and talking and problem solving together.” Spiegel recommends that new parents have a 15-minute meeting each day to check in, talk about what’s going on and figure out what each can and should be doing.
What did/will you ask your partner (or mom, or girlfriend) for help on?
Re: CHALLENGE #20: 1/29 - 22 Days of Fitness & Health
also, I hurt my back & have seen WHAT he's capable of,,, I'm still in pain,,, but I may milk it!
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