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"What's happened to our sex life now that we have kids?" Moms may not ask that question aloud, but Jill Savage knows from her years of leading Hearts at Home conferences that no other workshop subject will fill a room more quickly. Having children at home does alter the sexual dynamic between you and your husband. Going from making dinner to making love and from practical mommy to passionate lover, all in the course of one crowded evening, presents unique challenges. Speaking from her experience as a wife and mother, Jill offers a warmhearted woman-to-woman discussion--a true insider's look at what works to build intimacy outside the bedroom and improve intimacy inside the bedroom. Practical, humorous, and heartfelt, this book gives you proven ways to restore the intimacy, spontaneity, pleasure, and yes, the passion in your marriage!

"With refreshing honesty, author Jill Savage exposes some of her own parental shortcomings with the goal of helping mothers everywhere shelve their desires for perfection along with their insecurities of not measuring up to other moms . Jill delivers some much-needed realism as she explains why we need to stop comparing our insides to other people's outsides. She challenges every mom to exchange her vision of being a "perfect mother" for God's beautiful grace in order to learn to love her real, but imperfect, life"--Publisher description.

Savage introduces the real Jesus to moms by examining key behaviors and decisions Jesus made during his life, to remind readers that Jesus is not an unattainable deity, but a friend.

Focusing on the legitimacy of motherhood as a full-time career, this expanded edition emphasizes the importance of equipping mothers with the necessary skills to thrive in their role. It serves as a resource for professional mothers, offering guidance and tools for personal development. The inclusion of a leader's guide and personal reflections enhances its utility, making it a comprehensive support system for those dedicated to excelling in motherhood.