What If We Put Our Partners First and Children Second?

Hi All,

I’m sharing a piece I wrote for Thrive Global with you for this Friday’s post. Here is the link Putting Our Partners First and Children Second.

As a parent and partner, I know the difficulties involved with caring for both children and a partner. This post offers a few simple ideas to increase your connection with your partner and ultimately create security for your whole family.

Meanwhile, I am feverishly working on new courses for my online school. I am currently working on a course about why we withdraw in relationships. It will contain information on introversion and insecure attachment. Look for it soon!

Have a wonderful weekend! Sending you all warm wishes.

Brenda

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By Brenda Knowles|2019-02-22T11:20:46-06:00February 22nd, 2019|Categories: Introverts and Highly Sensitive People, Parenting, Personal Evolution, Relationships|Tags: insecure attachment, insecurity, Introversion, love, Marriage, parenting, relationships, Stan Tatkin, Sue Johnson|0 Comments

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