Relationships

 

Couple Holding Hands - Relationships- Boston MomsBeing a good mom involves more than just taking care of the kids. It’s about creating a nurturing environment where emotions can be expressed, issues can be resolved, and happiness prevails. This is no easy task, especially with the everyday stresses of life. That’s why maintaining strong and healthy marriages and relationships is crucial for moms.

At Boston Mom, we know the importance of fostering strong relationships, especially in motherhood. We aim to provide valuable insights on how to build and strengthen the bonds we have with our loved ones. Keeping your marriage and relationships healthy can be challenging, but it can also be enjoyable and thrilling. We share favorite Boston date night restaurants or if you prefer to stay in, we share at-home date night ideas! Looking to bond with your children? Boston has a variety of cool places for toddlers to teens to nurture the parent-child relationship

We also offer advice on maintaining a strong circle of friends and family, whether it’s finding new people to connect with or staying connected to long distance friends. Additionally, we provide tips on finding time for marriage and relationships while juggling a busy schedule.

Our team of over 30 writers delivers thought-provoking content on relationships that brings hope in difficult times, supports friendships and marriages during motherhood. 

"Once upon a time, there was a little girl who knew she could be whatever she wanted to be. So one morning she woke up and decided she was going to be a chef. She worked very hard to...
We all love our kids. Children bring us extremes of emotion — joys and sorrows — like we've never known before. Our hearts swell, and we become completely enrapt with these little gifts. I'm the first to admit, I probably...
How to get your way when you're nice Nice is in my nature. I give people the benefit of the doubt. I hold doors. I was raised on "yes, ma'am" and "no, sir." I smile when I'm uncomfortable or upset....
On Sunday our world stopped in the face of tragedy. News of Kobe Bryant’s untimely death started to spread on news outlets and social media, followed by the news that his teenage daughter, Gianna, and seven other precious lives...
I felt lost and alone, despite the fact that I was surrounded by family and friends. So I did what I had always done: I joined things. I longed to make mom friends and connect with them in a way that was not possible with my husband, my friends who are not mothers, or even my friends who are mothers, but of older children. I needed moms in the same 'boat' I was sinking in — that sleep-deprived, drowning-in-love, disoriented-and-dehydrated, struggling-with-breastfeeding, hating-my-post-pregnancy-body boat.
My husband and I met when we were 17, so I have no real experience picking up guys or asking people out. We fell into our relationship the way 17-year-olds do (same high school, same friend group, same after-school...
Before I taught mediation, I had no qualms about throwing out an "I'm sorry" whenever the words came to mind. During training I always included a section on apologies, because they can be an amazingly powerful part of the...
As we start a new year, many of us have New Year’s resolutions on the brain. Instead of the usual resolutions — which are typically broken by the end of January — consider creating a family tree if you...
A few months ago, I was at the hair salon enjoying some rare "me" time when my husband called asking what time I’d be home. I was sure we had talked about this already! Yet he seemed surprised and...
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I don't know how I would have reacted a year ago if a fortune teller had tried to warn me that divorce was in my future. I probably would have called her a nasty name and told her to stop lying. Well, in my head I would have. In real life, I probably would have just burst into tears. But she would have been right, and I would have still ended up here.  
Happy Father’s Day, Husband! Yes, this is a moms' blog… but, guess what? The guys deserve some credit, too! I want to take this time to thank you, Husband, for all you do to make our family unit thrive and...
As soon as your kids are preschool age, consider calling to order a Family Meeting. It’s a way to give everyone in the family a voice (and to take those little voices seriously), to practice democracy, and to show that we’re part of a team with common goals. And, it’s — yet again — a way to slow down and touch base with one another.
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