#PostBabyHankyPanky: Keeping the Spark Alive

We have developed a series of short videos (less than 1 minute each) based on our recent research on psychological
risk and protective factors affecting the sexual and relationship satisfaction of new parents.

 

The goal of this video series is to help normalize postpartum sexual concerns and open the lines of communication
both between partners, and also between health care providers and new parents.

Change Takes Time

Related Blog Post: Is it all downhill from here? Changes to new mothers’ sexual function in the year following childbirth

Understanding Sexual Needs

Related Blog Post: Understanding When a Partner Is Not in the Mood: Sexual Communal Strength in Couples Transitioning to Parenthood

Differences in Sexual Interest

Related Blog Post: Degree and Direction of Sexual Desire Discrepancy are Linked to Sexual and Relationship Satisfaction in Couples Transitioning to Parenthood

Seeing the Other Side

Related Blog Post: Dyadic empathy predicts sexual and relationship well-being in couples transitioning to parenthood

Explaining Sexual Changes

Related Blog Post: Is it me or you? Attributions for postpartum sexual concerns during the transition to motherhood

Sexual Concerns

Related Blog Post: A New Baby in the Bedroom: Frequency and Severity of Postpartum Sexual Concerns and Their Associations With Relationship Satisfaction in New Parent Couples

Sexual Communication

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Pain During Sex

Related Blog Post: Post baby hanky panky? For some women, it’s painful.
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