"I love you" used to mean let's go to bed. You were single. He was hot.

In our thirties I love you meant this is forever - are you sure you're ready for this?

Next, you whispered I love you in the middle of another sleepless night to the new tiny baby swaddled in your arms.

Now I love you is said in stolen moments when the kids aren't interrupting. What it means is, thanks for being my partner through this rollercoaster ride we're on together. You're still kinda hot. Let's go to bed...I mean...to sleep. I love you... ...zzzzz

Isn't it ironic that the very thing which turns us into yummy mummies is one of the first things to go when you turn into a mummy?

If you're a mummy who needs some lusty adult stimulation and wants to put the relate back in relationship, these articles are for you...