The arrival of a baby is often described as one of life’s most meaningful transitions.It can also be one of the most destabilising — particularly for relationships between parents. Many people are caught off guard by how much their relationship shifts during the perinatal period (pregnancy through the first year after birth). Connection can feel harder to reach. Communication may change. Conflict can feel closer to the surface. Intimacy — emotional or physical — often looks

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