If we want to have children together, how should we consider raising them?
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Gloria MacDonald is the founder and President of Perfect Partners, The Personal Relationship Executive Search Firm, a highly successful, personalized matchmaking service. Gloria has interviewed hundreds and hundreds of single men and women and has introduced over 1500 couples. She is an expert in the field of dating and relationships, having appeared on a variety of TV and radio shows. She’s the co-author of the highly acclaimed book Laws of the Jungle: Dating for Women Over 40. She believes, and has seen through her work, that there is a perfect partner for anyone of us who truly desires to find that relationship, believes they can have it, and are willing to accept it. Gloria is an engaging and dynamic speaker and trainer who changes lives. Testimonials from people who have attended Gloria’s seminars: “Gloria uses her exceptional knowledge of real world dating and her unique and exciting style to inspire women to not give up. Truly a wonderful presenter. I would highly recommend anything she does now and in the future.” “This is the information single women and men have been waiting for.” “A truly engaging seminar. You are obviously an expert on the topic. Your knowledge, compassion, sensitivity and forthrightness was spiced with humour to create a clean and practical approach to relationship success.” “Attending your seminar has truly been an inspiration. YOU ARE AN AMAZING TRAINER!”
If we want to have children together, how should we consider raising them?
Founder of Perfect Partners Gloria McDonald discusses points to consider when planning a family with your partner.
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Host: If we want to have children together, how should we consider raising them?
Gloria MacDonald: Again, I am giving you a long list of things to think about here, but I think each one of these things is important and this one is really critical. Have you asked yourself do you want to have children together and how you are going to raise these children? There are huge impacts on the lives of the children and what they will go through. If there is a tension between the two parents in terms of what holidays you are going to celebrate or whose family you are going to spend more time with or what traditions are you going to raise the children with, what religion you are going to raise the children with, what type of schooling they are going to have? So if you are considering having children together, you really, really need to think about how you are going to jointly raise those children and how you are going to bring those children up.
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What are some experiences I can expect from an interracial or intercultural relationship?
What can I do when a problem or conflict arises within an interracial or intercultural relationship?
In an interracial or intercultural relationship, can my partner and I learn to understand each other?
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