Ep. 137 : Are You Raising Kids Together but Drifting Apart?

<p>You love your children. You love your husband. But somewhere between school schedules, practices, meals, homework, bills, college decisions, and everything else that comes with raising a family, your marriage can quietly start getting whatever is left over.</p><p>And sometimes, you don&#39;t even realize it&#39;s happening.</p><p>In this episode of the Pursue HER Podcast, we&#39;re talking about what happens when you and your husband become really good at managing the children and the household, but stop being intentional about being husband and wife.</p><p>We&#39;re getting into the signs you may be overlooking, how motherhood can impact your connection with your husband, and practical ways to start turning toward each other again without feeling like you have to choose between being a good mom and being an intentional wife.</p><p>Because you&#39;re not just raising children together. You&#39;re building a marriage while you do it.</p><p>Continue to Pursue HER, being Heroic, Empowered, and Resilient as the woman, wife, mother, and daughter of God He has called you to be.</p><p><br></p><p>💡 Stay Connected with Kelley:</p><p>🎥 Watch this chat (and others) on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@KelleyJBell</p><p>📥 Download Resources: Marriage Check In: https://www.kelleyjbell.com/product-page/the-marriage-check-in-worksheet</p><p>🌐 Visit my website: www.kelleyjbell.com </p><p>📥 Join my free newsletter for faith-filled encouragement, practical wisdom, and resources to help you thrive as a wife, mother, and daughter of God. https://kelleyjbell.kit.com/778a79f2d7 </p><p>📲 Follow me on Instagram and TIkTok: @KelleyJBell or @PursueHERPodcast </p><p>Let’s Continue the Conversation!</p><p>📩 Have a question or topic suggestion? Email us at info@kelleyjbell.com </p><p>💜 If this episode encouraged you, please like, subscribe, and share it with another mom who may need this message</p><p>📌 Subscribe to the Pursue HER Podcast for weekly conversations that help women pursue healing, wholeness, faith, healthy relationships, and resilient motherhood.</p>