YOUR RELATIONSHIP
For many new moms, beds are less for sex and more for plonking into when you’re sleep deprived, or lying on, exhausted, while winding, feeding or settling your baby. Between recovery from childbirth, adjustment to a new child, lack of sleep, tonnes more chores and insecurity about your new post-preggy body, sex with your partner often falls away.
JUST NOT IN THE MOOD
Nadine, 29, (not her real name) had a healthy sex life before and during her pregnancy, but when her baby was born, Nadine’s sex life waned.
“It was as if a wall came up between my husband and I. Our baby slept in our bed for the first six
