Work calls, the child cries, time is pressing. In the daily lives of most parents, being a "couple" often takes a backseat. It is becoming increasingly rare to do things together and have shared experiences. And when there is finally time for each other, conversations often revert back to the child and work. The author clearly identifies the main sources of conflict and shows which needs must be met to maintain a strong and fulfilling partnership despite work and children. From shared interests to child-free zones - this guide impresses with practical examples, helpful checklists, and above all: problem-solving strategies! In short: having a child changes a lot - including the partnership! Tailored for working parents whose life as a couple is lacking. The powerhouse against lost togetherness and "we're just functioning now." Finally, practical examples.