The Secret To A Thriving MARRIAGE After Babies (No Babysitter Needed!)

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  • Опубліковано 30 лис 2024

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  • @micaelablogs
    @micaelablogs 23 дні тому +15

    I love these tips! I like texting my husband in the morning and thanking him for working hard so I can be home with the kids 🥰 lately, I send him a voice message so the kids can say hi too

  • @emilyrouse7020
    @emilyrouse7020 12 днів тому +2

    Thank you so much :) it's so amazing to find someone who looks to God and is an amazing example as well. Love your channel.

  • @carmenharbin
    @carmenharbin 17 днів тому +1

    Great strategies, Beth💗! Your marriage speaks strength through these tips, thank you for this! Two babies under two over here and God has me praying for our third so thinking another little one is coming our way soon, prayerfully! The Lord has strengthened our marriage so much in this last year, truly Psalm 127 and 128. Praise God!
    “Give her the fruit of her hands and let her own works praise her in the gates!” Proverbs 31:31

  • @DancinChica365
    @DancinChica365 23 дні тому +8

    Thank you for this video. Felt emotional watching because I realized how out of touch and distant my husband and I have been towards one on another lately. Praying we can get to a healthier place with some of these tips soon.

  • @joselynfulbright8128
    @joselynfulbright8128 22 дні тому +4

    The timing of this... We have a 6 month old and just had a looong conversation last night about things that need to change for our marriage. Sometimes it feels like we are living 2 separate lives.

  • @whitneytimpe
    @whitneytimpe 19 днів тому +1

    I needed this! I know your work on UA-cam takes time and effort and I just wanted you to know God is using it in my life! Thank you

    • @whitneytimpe
      @whitneytimpe 19 днів тому

      Ope… crying in the club thinking about this season ending. Thanks so much for that perspective

  • @isabellalacy9901
    @isabellalacy9901 23 дні тому +6

    Ahh Beth!! I love this so much and you are such an inspiration to me. I love seeing your day to day life and I can’t wait for more content! You are such a ray of sunshine and I love seeing you be a mom to you sweet kids. Ilysm and I hope you’re having an amazing day 💕

  • @Kay-tt9wd
    @Kay-tt9wd 17 днів тому

    I loved your closing statement. Spot on! Thanks for the supportive content 🤍

  • @lisadeolalikar424
    @lisadeolalikar424 22 дні тому +3

    Great commercial for Kiwi Co, interesting how you incorporated that into a marital video. Genius

  • @jlasensio
    @jlasensio 23 дні тому +3

    Beth, thank you so much for helping us love our husbands well in this special season of young motherhood ❤ Titus 2:4-5

  • @cynthiasanchez5626
    @cynthiasanchez5626 16 днів тому

    Beautiful message! Thank you for being so genuine and sincere! Thank you so much for sharing!! God Bless~ 🙏

  • @megghancote1979
    @megghancote1979 21 день тому

    Love this! I am a full time teacher, as well as a masters student and a french tutor for 3 families/week. My partner is a full time student. It feels like we’re constantly in the “grind” phase of our lives and we’re waiting for the “chill” phase of life. But seeing this, I see that it doesn’t necessarily get easier and life doesn’t just get lighter. These things need to be actively prioritized even through hard seasons.

    • @bettinak.4
      @bettinak.4 20 днів тому

      For us when we both worked full time without kids was actually a chill period. Though that period was very short. 😂 Then kids came, house renovation etc. Our life is full and right now it's the hardest ever (with a toddler and a newborn with a serious disease) but I've never felt more loved. The little intimate moments and loving words mean everything to me!
      And also other acts of love, like last week my baby had a surgery and my husband traveled 6 hours every day so I can sleep a few hours while he was taking care of our baby. Our relationship becomes stronger and stronger.

  • @TheMennomilist
    @TheMennomilist 21 день тому +1

    This is well spoken. Looks like you worked really hard on this list and it is insightful I think for a lot of people who are just starting to grow their families. Much wisdom can be learned from you. :)

  • @Learnandgrow914
    @Learnandgrow914 20 днів тому +1

    I love these tips so much!! What does your Friday night post sabbath realistically look like with toddlers? I know you mentioned watching a movie or playing a game (is this you and your husband post bedtime or with your kids?). I have a 2 and 3.5 year old and they do not watch television. I am wondering what games we could play as a family with them that small. Do you eat a certain meal or order out or have a traditional snack or dish you are eating this evening? Thank you!

  • @stephanieGallantvlogs
    @stephanieGallantvlogs 10 днів тому

    This is the video I needed before having a family to better prepare for the future =)

  • @hanna.hulbert
    @hanna.hulbert 23 дні тому +2

    You look stunning with your natural hair colour ❤

  • @miabrock2992
    @miabrock2992 22 дні тому

    SO needed this! Can’t wait to implement these! I have a sweet 2yo boy, and I’m pregnant with a little girl!

  • @KangCWang
    @KangCWang 4 дні тому

    Question, Beth: Our family also very much value church meetings and gatherings/time with church family and many of those times happen around bedtime. Would like to hear your strategies/thoughts on balancing bedtime with church activities❤.

  • @LexisSoccer1021
    @LexisSoccer1021 22 дні тому

    Your hair looks so good! Love the darker color!

  • @Rachel12867
    @Rachel12867 22 дні тому +2

    I’d love to see what you prepare for your husbands meals, this is something I’d like to start doing for mine but meal prep isn’t my strong suit

  • @KimberlyAugust
    @KimberlyAugust 23 дні тому +1

    literally exactly what i needed rite now, thank you

  • @minihappyart
    @minihappyart 17 днів тому

    loved it! just about to have our first baby so this was really helpful! :)

  • @alicianichols6757
    @alicianichols6757 22 дні тому

    I have a 7 month old and it’s certainly hard to connect when you aren’t able to have a babysitter very often, so I’m glad this came up! Also, your darker hair looks gorgeous with that red color!

  • @melissa_ann_p
    @melissa_ann_p 22 дні тому

    Hey Beth, totally agree with you on your date nights at home. We live in Florida. So we have a large screened porch. We do not have a TV in our house at all so we did put one outside on our patio and use it for date night and have a movie night in and sitting outside in the evening, just makes it feel like we’re getting away cause we don’t often get time to just sit out so it makes it extra special so I thought they were with you one making date nights at home. We enjoyed that and look forward to it.

  • @jessssalemme
    @jessssalemme 22 дні тому

    So relevant for me right now! Thank you for the advice ❤

  • @ammhber
    @ammhber 23 дні тому +1

    As a military spouse, with zero help, I appreciate this haha. Haven't had a date in over 2.5 years.

  • @debchaffin
    @debchaffin 23 дні тому

    i love your wisdom! i’ve learned so much from you since having my boy this year!

  • @hayleybobayley13
    @hayleybobayley13 22 дні тому

    Love this! Such good tips!

  • @BrenaeJ
    @BrenaeJ 21 день тому

    Love these tips. Before I had our son I used to love babysitting for date nights for different families ❤

  • @caitline9427
    @caitline9427 22 дні тому

    I needed this ❤ thank you so much for these tips

  • @katialing5557
    @katialing5557 23 дні тому

    Such great advice. I am very convicted and want to implement these all!!

  • @HiCaiii
    @HiCaiii 23 дні тому

    Had to hear this today. ❤

  • @brittanyderrick6164
    @brittanyderrick6164 19 днів тому

    So relevant for me currently…we need tips..he has two young children from a previous relationship and we have our own on the way…everything has moved so quickly and still does! I feel like we don’t take time for us as a couple and we need to work on that.

  • @user-zc8vd3gh2h
    @user-zc8vd3gh2h 23 дні тому

    Thank You so much! ❤

  • @rachellipker9020
    @rachellipker9020 23 дні тому

    Man I needed to hear every one of these. Need to go back and take notes unless you have a list resource somewhere?

  • @veldaneufeld5732
    @veldaneufeld5732 22 дні тому

    U mentioned movie nights with the kids, maybe it was in the vlog before this. But would love to know what u watch with them!

  • @rachellipker9020
    @rachellipker9020 23 дні тому +2

    A question for you Beth (if you see this) how do you juggle getting enough sleep and staying up or getting up early to spend time together? With 2, 2 and under, I often just want to go to bed, especially since they both get up so much in the night and go to bed pretty late. I find if I stay up late or get up early, I am not in a great state due to lack of sleep the following day. But then there’s not really any “us” time. Thanks!

    • @BethGraceMoore
      @BethGraceMoore  23 дні тому +1

      When sleep is rough (which is often) we usually choose either the morning or the evening to spend time! If we’re crashing early at night it usually means it’s a bit easier to wake up early too, and if we want to connect later at night we often need to catch up on sleep in the morning. A lot of the time it’s just a choice to opt out of sitting on our phones/zoning out on TV and choosing to spend time together instead!

    • @BethGraceMoore
      @BethGraceMoore  23 дні тому +1

      We also work really hard to have all kids down by 8 so we can get our time together too 😂

    • @rachellipker9020
      @rachellipker9020 23 дні тому

      Awesome thank you! Our 2 year old frequently falls asleep between 8:45-9:30 and then there’s usually a dream feed for baby girl shortly after that 😄 but ditching the phone to be present when possible is good

  • @beseite01
    @beseite01 22 дні тому

    This video was very inspiring for me! Thank you so much.
    Only I don’t share the analysis that praying together protects from getting divorced. All that study found was a correlation, not a cause and effect relationship. It could just be that only very religious people prayed with their spouses and those same people were less likely to get a divorce because of their religious beliefs anyway. Just saying ;)

    • @BethGraceMoore
      @BethGraceMoore  22 дні тому +1

      Sure!! I also know plenty of religious people who don’t pray together, though. Praying together is incredibly vulnerable and there’s something unique and unifying about it. I can definitely see why couples who are willing to enter into those moments together often are more likely to stay together for life. ❤️