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How Not to Hate Your Husband After Kids

Strategies for Staying Together as Your Family Expands

Jancee Dunn

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How Not to Hate Your Husband After Kids
The Post-Baby Reality
Relationship Strain
The Invisible Workload
Biology vs. Capability
Communication
Relationship Mindsets
Toxic Behaviors to Avoid
Conflict Resolution Strategies
Chores & Responsibilities
Reframing the Work
Systematizing Tasks
Involving Kids
Financial Tension
Money Psychology
Equalizing Power
Shared Management
Intimacy & Sex
Overcoming Exhaustion
Low-Pressure Connection
Prioritizing Us Time

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According to the text, what is a major reason nearly seventy percent of couples say their relationship takes a hit after having a child?

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How Not to Hate Your Husband After Kids (2017) explores the strain that parenthood places on modern marriages, especially the imbalance of domestic labor and emotional load. It weaves together personal anecdotes, expert advice, and ample humor to offer practical strategies for better navigating marital conflict and resentment. 

Who Should Listen to How Not to Hate Your Husband After Kids?

  • New parents navigating their “new” relationship 
  • Expecting parents preparing for the changes ahead 
  • Therapists or counselors supporting young families 

About the Author: Jancee Dunn

Jancee Dunn is a journalist and best-selling author known for her ability to combine candid, humorous, personal storytelling with research-backed insight. Dunn formerly wrote for Rolling Stone and currently writes The New York Times' Well column. Her previous books include Hot and Bothered, Why Is My Mother Getting a Tattoo?, and But Enough About Me

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