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Better Relationships After Baby

Better Relationships After Baby

著者: Chelsea Skaggs
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Better Relationships After Baby helps parents nurture their marriage and connection while navigating life with a little one. Hosted by Chelsea Skaggs, each episode delivers expert advice, relatable stories, and actionable tips to improve communication, reignite intimacy, and find balance in your new roles. Whether you're facing sleep deprivation, shifting priorities, or longing for a deeper bond, this podcast is your guide to building a stronger relationship after baby. Tune in to rediscover love and partnership in this wild season of your life as lovers and parents.Chelsea Skaggs 人間関係 社会科学
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  • Rupture, Repair, and the Nervous System: Why Connection Builds Resilience
    2025/07/22

    Is your stress response a sign you're failing, or a sign you're human?

    In this episode, Chelsea and Mike get real about what stress is actually trying to tell us and how it impacts connection in relationships. We'll explore how everyday tension can become a source of strength if we know how to come back to safety, together.

    You’ll hear:

    • The psychology of rupture and repair—and why it matters more than “getting it right”

    • Why we break down when one person tries to carry the emotional load for both

    • How friendship, co-regulation, and nervous system safety are deeply linked

    Plus, the one question that can transform your relationships:
    “Do you have the capacity for this?”

    If you’ve been stuck in reactive conversations, missed signals, or simmering resentment, the first step back to each other might be simpler than you think.

    🎁 Download the Reconnection Kit—with 8 free communication scripts—to make your next hard conversation easier (and more productive).


    Learn more about working with us here.


    • nervous system regulation

    • co-regulation in relationships

    • stress and resilience psychology

    • why community matters for mental health

    • postpartum nervous system

    • repair after relationship conflict

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    21 分
  • You Can’t Fix a Relationship from Fight or Flight: Conflict, Co-Regulation & Repair
    2025/07/15

    “Let’s just figure it all out right now…”
    You’ve said it. Or your partner has. And before you know it, it’s 10:30pm, you’re in survival mode, and the ‘solution’ turns into another fight.

    In this episode of Better Relationships After Baby, Chelsea and Mike get honest about why trying to fix your relationship during fight-or-flight doesn’t work and what to do instead.

    You’ll learn:

    • What happens in your brain and body during conflict

    • Why “just talking it out” often backfires

    • The neuroscience behind repair and regulation

    • How to pause a fight without ignoring it

    • Tools you can use to come back together in a healthier, more connected way

    This is the next step after last week’s viral episode on feeling touched out. Together, they unpack what stress really does to our relationships and how to build safety, repair, and teamwork in the hard moments.

    “You can’t fix a relationship in fight-or-flight. But you can come back stronger.”

    • 🎧 Missed last week’s episode? Listen to: ⁠Touched Out: What Your Nervous System Is Trying to Tell You⁠

    • 🔄 Reconnection Kit for Couples: ⁠Download Here⁠

    • 💬 Work with Chelsea & Mike: ⁠Coaching Options⁠


    References:

    • Gottman Institute: Physiological Self-Soothing During Conflict

    • NIH Study: Stress and Marital Communication

    Keywords:

    • fight or flight in relationships

    • relationship repair after conflict

    • nervous system and conflict resolution

    • postpartum relationship struggles

    • co-regulation for couples

    • how to stop fighting with your partner

    • stress and communication in marriage

    • parenting and relationship stress

    • emotional disconnection in relationships

    • nervous system dysregulation and intimacy

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    30 分
  • Touched Out: What Your Nervous System Is Trying to Tell You
    2025/07/08

    Ever felt like you want a connection, but the thought of one more person touching you makes your skin crawl?

    You’re not cold. You’re not broken. You might just be touched out.

    In this episode, Chelsea and Mike dig into what’s really happening when physical affection feels like too much, especially in the postpartum season. Using Polyvagal Theory as a framework, they explore how your nervous system responds to chronic stress, the mental load, and overstimulation.

    They talk about:

    • Why being touched out is not just a mom thing (though it hits moms hard)

    • The science behind why your body says “no” even when your heart says “yes”

    • How to recognize when your nervous system is in shutdown or high alert

    • The power of co-regulation (and why it’s more effective than just pushing through)

    • Tools that help you reconnect even if you only have five minutes

    This isn’t about fixing your partner. It’s about understanding yourself, offering compassion, and having new language to break old cycles.

    Want to dive deeper into the science?
    👉 Link to Dr. Sarah’s podcast with Dr. Stephen Porges's team


    Ready for simple ways to rebuild connection at home?
    👉 Link to the Reconnection Kit for Couples


    Curious about the card deck we mentioned?
    👉 Link to Love Lingual Cards


    This episode is for anyone who’s ever felt close, but also miles apart, and wants a better way back to each other.

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    26 分

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