Famous at Home #22: An Open Conversation for Dads: What Your Wife Really Needs
Aug 9, 2017
31:25
Today's episode is a conversation for Dads. Okay, so wives will appreciate it too. Peaking behind our own picture frame, we begin with a story about how we began to emotionally disconnect in our marriage after our kids entered the world (i.e. invaded our home).
Don't get us wrong, we love our children dearly. But nothing challenged our marriage more than having two kids less than two years apart. Even more, it impacted Christi's identity. But in the moment, she was unable to put words to that. As I left for work each day, she stayed in between the four walls of our home. Eventually, as she describes it, she was on "the bottom rung of life."
Based on a blog post I (Josh) wrote that continues to resonate with many, we talk about the valuable lesson we learned on connecting deeper in our marriage, after kids.
This conversation is certainly not exhaustive, nor does it represent the feelings of every woman. However, we hope it opens the door for wives to voice what they really need, and for husbands to empathetically understand and offer support.
Let us hear from you. Join the conversation with us and share the lessons you are learning from your own picture frame.
Show Notes and Podcast Sponsors:
TwentyTwoSix Parenting: Discipleship Tools for Raising Kids Who Love God and Love Others
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Don't get us wrong, we love our children dearly. But nothing challenged our marriage more than having two kids less than two years apart. Even more, it impacted Christi's identity. But in the moment, she was unable to put words to that. As I left for work each day, she stayed in between the four walls of our home. Eventually, as she describes it, she was on "the bottom rung of life."
Based on a blog post I (Josh) wrote that continues to resonate with many, we talk about the valuable lesson we learned on connecting deeper in our marriage, after kids.
This conversation is certainly not exhaustive, nor does it represent the feelings of every woman. However, we hope it opens the door for wives to voice what they really need, and for husbands to empathetically understand and offer support.
Let us hear from you. Join the conversation with us and share the lessons you are learning from your own picture frame.
Show Notes and Podcast Sponsors:
TwentyTwoSix Parenting: Discipleship Tools for Raising Kids Who Love God and Love Others
Forcefield: Screen Time Done Right. Try it out FREE for 30 days.