MomversationThat’s right, how about a little post-child sex talk first thing Monday morning? Hmm? The timing had me giggling… and then I remembered that I’m one of the panelists and ran over there to see it myself. See you there!
Oh, and Dad? You can just pretend you watched it, okay? And all my brothers? EARMUFFS!
How do you mentally, emotionally, and physically regain your sex life after giving birth? Rebecca Woolf of Girl’s Gone Child asks the ladies of Momversation.com how their sexuality was affected after they had a baby, and what it took - or takes - to get back to their sex lives. What was your experience after giving birth? What adjustments or changes did you make to your sex life after having kids? Tell us in the comments or on Momversation, and visit our related forums for more advice:
Panelists: Heather Armstrong - Dooce, Mindy Roberts - The Mommy Blog, Nataly Kogan - Work It, Mom!, Rebecca Woolf - Girl’s Gone Child.
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11.18.08 at 01:57 PM |
Dang! I tried telling my husband that for c-section births the doctor tells you to wait 6 months to have sex rather than the typical 6 weeks…but the big gorilla figured out how to surf the web and look that up on his own-so I was busted!
11.20.08 at 07:42 AM |
It depends in a great manner if the birth was natural or assisted so the weeks may vary according to this.
12.26.08 at 11:42 AM |
“Thats right, how about a little post-child sex talk first thing Monday morning?” I’m not really sure, but I think the answer is yes