You know. That magical hour (or two hours, if you’re lucky!) you get after your kids go to bed but before you go to bed. It’s the opposite of the dreaded witching hour you experience when your kids are babies. It’s a precious, all too-fleeting period of time where you can just be you. Not working. Not being a parent. Just an adult who has needs too.  

You know your kid-free time is so important. But you don’t know how to maximize it.

In this workshop, you and your partner will explore these three areas:

• Why regular kid-free time is so important for couples to have. 
• Identify each of your needs for kid-free time (and learn how to work through it if your needs are different).
  
• How to make time together more connecting.  
  

You’ll walk away from the workshop with not only a realistic, actionable plan you can implement right away.

But you’ll also have a deeper understanding of yourself + your partner and what you both need to feel good in this relationship. And in this season of life as a busy parent.

My husband and I have been happily married for almost 20 years. And for 10 of those years, we’ve been parents. So for 10 years we have been refining our own Magic Hour. 

In the early years, all we could do was protect the time: not let other things like emails, phones, chores, and other un-fun plans invade our precious time at night. As our kids got a little older and we got a little savvier, we moved from merely protecting to…relishing. 

 We got good at figuring out what brings us - individually and relationally - the most joy. The most connection. The most satisfaction in these 1-2 hours each night.

I know this might sound a little dramatic. But I am being totally genuine when I say that the way that we have prioritized and nurtured our time at night is one of the most important things we have done for ourselves and for our relationship. And I want to help you do this too.

I want you and your partner to dig deep, get honest, and figure out: what do you need during kid-free time to feel joy, connection, and relaxation so that you can wake up the next day and do it all over again?