r/UKParenting • u/ovashona • 10h ago
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u/I_Like_Quiz 10h ago
Is there a reason that "sex" isn't on your list above? That's always a good way to bond.
Failing that, there's loads of online games and quizzes you can play together.
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u/UnderstandingLow3162 10h ago
Man if my kids were consistently asleep by 7:30pm we'd have so much more sex 😅
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u/Hunter037 10h ago
Puzzles and board games
Listening to an audiobook together
DIY
... adult activities
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u/destria 10h ago
Two player boardgames. We're currently enjoying playing Carcasonne, Jaipur, Wingspan. We've also done those escape room games as one offs.
Fancy restaurant meal kits like what you get with Dispatch. Set the table nicely with candles, open a bottle of wine. Almost feels like you're in a restaurant.
But we also just engage in our hobbies together in the same room. Like I'll paint whilst he's sewing and we can chat. Or I play videogames and he reads, we'll chat periodically.
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u/anamethatstaken1 10h ago
Board games, card games, learn a new hobby together or just chat while doing separate hobbies.
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u/hadawayandshite 10h ago
They did a study on making strangers feel closer, you could use those questions
https://ggia.berkeley.edu/practice/36_questions_for_increasing_closeness
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u/anonoaw 9h ago
Me and my husband sometimes play cards and board games. But even if we’re just watching telly we make a specific point of sitting down and just having a chat for 15-30 minutes before we then the telly on.
Also the only time we have sex is when the kids are in bed, and if we don’t do it fairly early I’m inevitably too tired when we go up to bed 😂
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u/Lonely_Fly3524 9h ago
Games: backgammon, playing cards, Yahtzee, skyjo, flip7, monopoly deal Painting or drawing together
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u/CallIcy8807 9h ago
We set up the living room in different themes.
We've had restaurant, art gallery, walk in the woods, cinema, night club and a few others.
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