Little baby having sex

As much as you would like to keep your parenting life and sex life as far apart as possible, there will be times when they sometimes awkwardly cross paths. We talked to the experts to get the rules on what's appropriate and what's not. When you co-sleep with your infant Scenario: The baby is fast asleep in bed with you. You accidentally graze your husband's foot with yours, he rests his hand on your hip and before you know it, old flames are getting fired up. But what about the baby? The Rule: While experts agree that it's distressing for kids to be exposed to sex, a young infant in bed with you is more of a gray area.

As much as possible! Then the months go by, daily life kicks in, you move in together and things slow down a little. When it comes to sex, every couple is different; some have sex once or twice a week, others once or twice a month. Sometimes, just focusing on ovulation days can make it all much more stressful and put you both under enormous pressure. Stop focusing on making a baby and instead, get back to the fun part of sex.

Mini Vogue. Four weeks after I heaved my son into a lukewarm birth pool at the hospital down the road, I was back at that very same hospital, visiting their walk-in GUM clinic, getting a coil fitted while my friend and her girlfriend rocked said son around the waiting room for 20 minutes. For many women, perhaps even most women, things will be different. If you are in the happy position to be having sex with your co-parent, particularly if they are the person who got you pregnant, you may be surprised by the change in the way you have sex.

My husband and I share so many wonderful memories from our baby's first weeks. But there's one moment I wish I could forget: When my husband wanted to start having sex again, and I most definitely didn't. Like many couples, we had a rocky sexual reboot after becoming parents. One Friday night, a few weeks after giving birth, I unlatched our little girl from my worn-out body, laid her softly in her crib and walked toward our bedroom, ready to collapse on the mattress, my eyes already half-shut.