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I loved it most of all because it reassured me that the pleasure of intimacy with my husband is one of the best things I can do for the strength of my family.”–Cindy Morgan, wife, mother, singer, and songwriter“This terrific book is for anyone who’s

• Title : We Should Do This More Often: A Parents' Guide to Romance, Passion, and Other Pre-Child Activities You Vaguely Recall
• Author : Lorilee Craker
• Rating : 4.82 (555 Vote)
• Publish : 2016-1-8
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 224 Pages
• Asin : B003E7EZTS
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I loved it most of all because it reassured me that the pleasure of intimacy with my husband is one of the best things I can do for the strength of my family.”–Cindy Morgan, wife, mother, singer, and songwriter“This terrific book is for anyone who’s ever thought, Sleep or sex? Well duh! Lorilee’s latest guide for moms reminds us that sex is as important as sleep in a marriage–and can be just as comforting and relaxing. We Should Do This More Often is a must-read for couples.”–Shonna Smith, star of the A&E reality series, Family Plots“I love this book. Kevin Leman, author of Sheet Music. Not to mention fun! Her light style takes the drudgery out and shows off all the enjoyment of rekindling the fire with your husband.”–Dr. Praise for We Should Do This More Often“What a challenge! Sexual intimacy in a marriage with young children! Lorilee Craker motivates us to make it happen.”–Elisa Morgan, President and CEO, MOPS International (Mothers of Preschoolers)“My husband highly recom

Because 18 Years Is a Long Time to WaitIn a recent poll taken by Parents magazine, 87 percent of moms admitted they don’t make love as often as they did before having kids, while one-third confessed their love life has taken a “major nosedive.” Experts say a whopping majority of moms suffer from low libido, and many of the reasons aren’t biological. So how can you get your mojo back and start to love making love again? Get the scoop on these and other extremely hot–and often hilarious–topics, including:• Timing that works for everyone (we’re not talking the next decade)• Keeping the ankle biters in their beds when you desperately need them out of yours • Why you need to make the effort (if not for your marriage, at least for your sanity)• Reclaiming your sexual self (she’s

. An expatriate Canadian, she lives in Grand Rapids, Michigan, with her husband and their two sons. Lorilee Craker is the author of See How They Run, O For a Thousand Nights to Sleep, and When the Belly Button Pops, the Baby's Done and is an entertainment writer for The Grand Rapids Press

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