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EPISODE · Apr 30, 2026 · 11 MIN

I Love My Partner…So Why Do I Feel So Disconnected After Kids?

from Mothering Out Loud with Kristin · host Kristinyaroscak

Episode 8: I Love My Partner… So, Why Do I Feel So Disconnected After Kids?You love your partner…so why does it feel like you’re just not really connecting anymore?If you’ve ever found yourself thinking “I miss us”—you are not alone.In this episode, we’re talking about the quiet shift that happens in relationships after kids—when life feels nonstop, connection becomes harder, and intimacy starts to change.We’ll cover:• Why disconnection is so common in motherhood • What’s really happening when you feel overwhelmed or “touched out” • How communication differences can create distance • Simple, realistic ways to start feeling like a team again This conversation is for any mom who wants to feel seen, supported, and connected again—without pressure or perfection.✨ Want to share your thoughts or connect with me: https://www.westernctdoula.com/podcast✨ Or email me directly: [email protected] this episode resonates, share it with another mom who might need to hear it—and don’t forget to follow so you never miss a conversation like this 🤍

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