Go to your room and get busy! LilSugar's bringing sexy back in a big way this Valentine's Day. Here are some fun ideas to get you and hubby back in the sack. And celebrating the love long beyond this holiday!
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We are bringing sexy back in a big way this Valentine's Day at LilSugar. No "schedule a date night," just tips to get you and hubby back in the sack.
Once mom and dad are back in the sack and getting physical regularly, they need to find ways to connect on a daily basis. In the rush to get the kids off to school, work done, everyone fed, bathed and into bed at a decent hour, few parents have the energy to do much more. Small actions and gestures here and there can help spark excitement and ignite anticipation for your next romantic rendezvous.
We are bringing sexy back in a big way this Valentine's Day at LilSugar. No "schedule a date night," just tips to get you and hubby back in the sack.
Once you've conquered your first time back in the saddle, it's time to focus on gaining – and maintaining – momentum. Between a lil one's unpredictable sleep schedule, your return to the working world and daily activities, it's a wonder moms can even keep up.
Kristen Chase's The Mominatrix's Guide to Sex, A No-Surrender Advice Book for Naughty Moms offers some tongue-in-cheek humor to get you focused.
What do you think of Chase's tips?
Valentine's Day is not all about Hershey's kisses and lollipop adorned cards. It's about celebrating your loved one regardless of gifts, fancy dinners, balloons, or flowers. Surprise your sweetheart with one (or a few) of these tricks that will surely get your man's heart pumping.
We are bringing sexy back in a big way this Valentine's Day at LilSugar. No "schedule a date night," just tips to get you and hubby back in the sack.
The thought of postpartum sex can keep some new mamas from the bedroom. Thirty-six percent of LilSugar readers got busy by the time they hit the six-week mark, but another 13 percent waited until three months had passed.
If you need a nudge, consider reading Kristen Chase's The Mominatrix Guide to Sex, A No-Surrender Advice Book for Naughty Moms Here are some tidbits from the text:
We are bringing sexy back in a big way this Valentine's Day. No "schedule a date night," just tips to get you and hubby back in the sack.
Sixty-six percent of LilSugar readers said that an increased flow of blood in their systems and their raging hormones, led to amazing pregnancy sex. For those who aren't sowing their oats while expecting, use the upcoming holiday as an excuse to start.
Tell mommy, has sex become a square you check off of your list?
Forget eating... the couple that shops together, stays together. Instead of heading out on a shopping trip all on her lonesome, mama should consider hiring a babysitter for the daytime so she and her loved one can tackle the toy tasks together. As the twosome crosses items off of Santa's list, they can enjoy a date lunch and maybe even pick up some things for each other.
Facing the crowds together without the munchkins will allow for less stress and more appreciation. Finish the day up with a warm cup of cocoa or coffee and take a walk through a festival of lights before heading home to a house full of anxious little elves.
As a follow–up to Porn for Women, the Cambridge Women's Pornography Cooperative has gifted us with another stellar publication, Porn for New Moms ($10).
In this mama fantasy land, daddies insist on changing diapers, wake for early morning feedings, and find a new mom sweatpants irresistible. One of the droolworthy pictures features a handsome man perched on a bathtub with a glass of wine. The accompanying text reads:
I poured your bath, and here's a glass of Chardonnay. And don't worry . . . even if it gets into the breast milk, it just helps him fall asleep faster.
Has your partner ever done anything worth being featured in this book? If so, please share in the comments below.
"Daddy! Stop hurting Mommy!" We've all heard the horror stories of baby walking in on mommy and daddy's intimate moments. At a recent playgroup, one youngster said to my daughter, "My mommy and daddy were playing doctor last night." When I looked up at the mother, she was beet red and she apologized for her child's honest confession. We laughed it off and moved on to more appropriate playground conversation. But it got me thinking, how do parents keep from getting busted between the sheets? Some lock the door during the bedtime romp while others just risk the interruption. What do you do to keep your sex life private?
