The Sex After Kids Podcast

Sofia Ashley

Add more play to your couple connection and get back into the bedroom for more frequent and more satisfying naked sexy fun time after kids. 

  1. 11H AGO

    [RETRO] Ready for More Fun, Play, and Connection? An Invitation to My Signature Program!

    Send a text Why does sex after kids suddenly feel so complicated? Many couples fall into a quiet pattern after becoming parents: one partner keeps initiating, the other starts avoiding, and both end up feeling rejected, pressured, or disconnected. Over time flirting disappears, intimacy becomes tense, and sex slowly fades out of the relationship. In this throwback episode of the Sex After Kids Podcast, we unpack one of the most common dynamics couples experience after kids: the initiate–avoid cycle. You'll learn why this pattern happens, why most advice about desire doesn't actually work for parents, and how couples can start rebuilding connection in a way that fits real life with kids. In this episode we talk about: • The initiate–avoid cycle that quietly shuts down desire in long-term relationships • Why having kids is often the first major stress test for a couple's sex life • How pressure, rejection, and miscommunication keep couples stuck • Small shifts that help couples move from avoidance back into connection • How to create a positive feedback loop where intimacy starts to feel easy again If your relationship feels stuck in a dry spell, or intimacy has started to feel awkward or tense, this conversation will help you understand what's actually happening underneath the surface. Sex after kids doesn't disappear because you're broken. It usually disappears because no one ever taught you the skills that help intimacy survive big life transitions. The good news: those skills can absolutely be learned. Watch the free masterclass: The Pressure Free Protocol: How to Have Easy Playful Sex Again (Even in Survival Mode) https://intimacyafterkids.com/masterclass

    28 min
  2. FEB 24

    Stop Fumbling in the Dark: Sex After Kids & Perimenopause (Low Desire, Arousal Changes & Intimacy After Kids)

    Send a text If sex after kids feels confusing, inconsistent, or like your body just isn't responding the way it used to — you're not broken. Many women experience low desire, slower arousal, discomfort during sex, or a loss of libido during perimenopause and after having children. But most couples aren't taught how intimacy changes during this stage of life — so they assume something is wrong with the relationship. In this episode, we talk about what's actually happening with desire, arousal, and intimacy after kids and during perimenopause — and how to stop fumbling in the dark. You'll learn: Why libido and arousal change after kids and in perimenopauseThe difference between spontaneous desire and responsive desireHow "Gold Dates" vs. "Data Dates" can reduce pressure around sexHow to use Pleasure Mapping to rebuild intimacy without performanceThe biggest mistake couples make when trying to "fix" low desireHow expanding your definition of sex increases connection and pleasureIf you're navigating low libido, mismatched desire, painful sex, or emotional distance after kids — this episode will help you understand what’s happening and what to do next. And if you're ready to move from understanding to practice, you can grab the Colour Me Curious workshop replay for $27 (limited-time). Inside the workshop, you'll get: Guided Pleasure Mapping exercisesCommunication scripts for talking about sex without blamePre-date tools to reduce anxietyA structured framework for rebuilding intimacy after kids and during perimenopauseInstead of guessing, you'll have a clear starting point. Grab Colour Me Curious here: Colour Me Curious Your sex life doesn't need more pressure. It needs better information — and a safer way to explore together.

    20 min

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Add more play to your couple connection and get back into the bedroom for more frequent and more satisfying naked sexy fun time after kids. 

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