How can new parents redefine romance? (part 1)

Writing a love letter to your partner can be a very romantic and heartfelt gesture. Here are some tips to help you get started: 1. Start by thinking about what you want to say. What do you love about your partner? What are some specific things they've done that have made you feel loved and appreciated? Write down a few notes to help guide your letter. 2. Use a heartfelt opening. Instead of starting with something generic like "Dear [partner's name]," try something more personal like "My dearest [partner's name]," or "To the love of my life,". 3. Be specific and use examples. Instead of saying "I love you," which is nice, try saying "I love the way you laugh" or "I appreciate how you always listen to me when I need to talk." Giving specific examples will make your letter feel more personal and meaningful. 4. Share your feelings and emotions. Let your partner know how you feel about them. Share the emotions that they evoke in you and express your love in a deeper way. 5. Close with a heartfelt closing. End your letter with something that sums up your feelings and leaves your partner with a lasting impression. "Forever yours" or "All my love" are simple, classic ways to close a love letter. 6. Don’t forget the finishing touches. Add a personal touch, like a small sketch, a pressed flower or a ticket stub from a special memory you shared. Remember, there are no rules when it comes to writing a love letter. Just be honest, be specific, and speak from the heart.