Are you pregnant and not sure what to expect? If so, we would like to help you and your husband. At the following links, will you find some great materials from Christian and non-Christian organizations. Enjoy your reading and God may bless your new journey!
http://www.crosswalk.com/faith/women/praying-through-your-pregnancy.html
http://www.christian-mommies.com/ages/in-the-womb/7-tips-for-a-healthy-pregnancy/
Just like building your ideal car, where you pick the chassis, the wheel style, the seating option and the patterns…now you can do the same with your stroller. This German company offers you the option to do just that: http://www.teutonia.com/en/
Enjoy visiting this website and creating your dream stroller to suit your needs.
If you are pregnant then you are in a wonderful situation. Your thoughts are consumed by your upcoming due date and you are excited about meeting your child. You are eager to look into the face of your child and you are preparing everything: choosing the perfect color to paint the new nursery, selecting a name, etc.
But have you thought about yourself? About all the changes that you and your husband are going to face in day-to-day life, especially when it comes to your intimacy? Today, I would like to share two web pages with you that offer great answers on this topic, as well as an overview by Sarah Ortiz from the American Bible Society about what the Bible teaches us about forgiveness. May God bless your marriage as you enter this new season of life.
Yours Christian Pälchen
http://www.parents.com/parenting/relationships/staying-close/marriage-after-baby/
http://www.gotquestions.org/unhappy-marriage.html
By Sarah Ortiz, American Bible Society
Arguments can be either constructive or destructive; it all depends on how you handle them. Many times our relationships fall apart or develop into unending chapters of misery because we either fail to recognise or are unwilling to face our problems before they escalate into emergencies. Rather than discuss what’s not working between us, we get into a conflict and argue about whose fault it is. In contrast to discussion that constructively airs the issues, arguments bring charges and appoint blame, which is destructive. They provoke hurt, anger, defensiveness, aggressive feelings, bitterness, and other strong emotions. That’s why the Bible says, “It is to a man’s honour to avoid strife, but every fool is quick to quarrel”, Proverbs 20:3. Now let’s get real for a second!
http://www.ucb.co.uk/print/print/word-for-today-36257.html
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