Little ways to be more of a "home-maker" type wife?
My husband recently took a job working the night shift for a factory. He is always really tired and sore and doesnt get home until 2am. I have been cooking dinner and saving him a portion and then writing a note (& leaving it where he puts his keys) saying where his dinner is, what it is, etc. He really seems to appreciate it and mentioned how nice it is.
I know his mom is super-SAHM and always does really motherly things like that for her kids and husband. I wish I was that way...but I am really more of the strong, independant, working woman type. I admit that I suck at being helpful and affectionate and more wife-like. I have no clue what other nice gestures and helpful habits to start doing to be more like that. So...any ideas?
Quoting lapcounter:When my husband worked a night shift, the girl's and and I would make a picnic dinner and take to him he loved it and had just a small bit of family time.
Quoting SareyF:
My mom used to do that for my dad. Us kids loved it and I think dad did too.
Quoting lapcounter:When my husband worked a night shift, the girl's and and I would make a picnic dinner and take to him he loved it and had just a small bit of family time.
Quoting LaughingTattoo:Since its getting cold out....maybe throwing his clothes into the dryer to get warm (or on the heater) while hes in the shower, starting his car for him, leaving him little love letters in his car, wake yourself during one of his breaks just to text him and let him know youre thinking of him.... Thats just a few I had off the top of my head
You could pack him snacks to bring with and beverages he likes, and do his laundry for him. DH loves when I do all his laundry.
I'm not the SAHM type either so that's the best I have, sorry!




- amber710
on Oct. 8, 2012 at 3:55 PM