More from CafeMom: 18 Things Couples Should Definitely Do Before Having Kids For instance, when I found out I was pregnant with my first child, my husband and I decided not to tell anyone else at first. We’d been trying for months to get pregnant, and it felt special to know that we were the only ones who knew about this little life starting. It made the experience of my pregnancy a little more intimate before sharing with the whole world our wonderful news, and it was nice to just focus on our tiny, growing, family. To test this theory, I talked to 21 women who, as long as I promised to keep them anonymous, agreed to spill the beans on the secrets they and their husbands are keeping from the world. It turns out there are some secrets worth keeping and some that just make life and marriage harder. Read on for all the juicy details. More from CafeMom: 13 Big & Small Secrets We Still Can’t Tell Our Moms More from CafeMom: 5 Secrets It’s Totally Okay to Keep From Your Husband More from CafeMom: 8 Women Who Stayed Married After Infidelity: Could You Do What They Did? “My husband doesn’t care — he calls me sugar mama — but they get weird about the head-of-the-household stuff. I just smile and nod when they say things that imply he wears the pants in our family.” More from CafeMom: What Dads Really Think of Moms Who Stay Home With the Kids
title: " Our Secret Makes Us Closer 21 Couples Reveal The One Thing They Aren T Telling Anyone" ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-10” author: “Curtis Collazo”
More from CafeMom: 18 Things Couples Should Definitely Do Before Having Kids For instance, when I found out I was pregnant with my first child, my husband and I decided not to tell anyone else at first. We’d been trying for months to get pregnant, and it felt special to know that we were the only ones who knew about this little life starting. It made the experience of my pregnancy a little more intimate before sharing with the whole world our wonderful news, and it was nice to just focus on our tiny, growing, family. To test this theory, I talked to 21 women who, as long as I promised to keep them anonymous, agreed to spill the beans on the secrets they and their husbands are keeping from the world. It turns out there are some secrets worth keeping and some that just make life and marriage harder. Read on for all the juicy details. More from CafeMom: 13 Big & Small Secrets We Still Can’t Tell Our Moms More from CafeMom: 5 Secrets It’s Totally Okay to Keep From Your Husband More from CafeMom: 8 Women Who Stayed Married After Infidelity: Could You Do What They Did? “My husband doesn’t care — he calls me sugar mama — but they get weird about the head-of-the-household stuff. I just smile and nod when they say things that imply he wears the pants in our family.” More from CafeMom: What Dads Really Think of Moms Who Stay Home With the Kids
title: " Our Secret Makes Us Closer 21 Couples Reveal The One Thing They Aren T Telling Anyone" ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-16” author: “Suzanne Fettig”
More from CafeMom: 18 Things Couples Should Definitely Do Before Having Kids For instance, when I found out I was pregnant with my first child, my husband and I decided not to tell anyone else at first. We’d been trying for months to get pregnant, and it felt special to know that we were the only ones who knew about this little life starting. It made the experience of my pregnancy a little more intimate before sharing with the whole world our wonderful news, and it was nice to just focus on our tiny, growing, family. To test this theory, I talked to 21 women who, as long as I promised to keep them anonymous, agreed to spill the beans on the secrets they and their husbands are keeping from the world. It turns out there are some secrets worth keeping and some that just make life and marriage harder. Read on for all the juicy details. More from CafeMom: 13 Big & Small Secrets We Still Can’t Tell Our Moms More from CafeMom: 5 Secrets It’s Totally Okay to Keep From Your Husband More from CafeMom: 8 Women Who Stayed Married After Infidelity: Could You Do What They Did? “My husband doesn’t care — he calls me sugar mama — but they get weird about the head-of-the-household stuff. I just smile and nod when they say things that imply he wears the pants in our family.” More from CafeMom: What Dads Really Think of Moms Who Stay Home With the Kids
