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Looking for name change advice or some tips for newlywed life? The MissNowMrs experts have created state-specific name change articles and checklists for you. We’ve chronicled our recommendations for how to travel while changing your name AND how to handle voting during the transition.

We’ve also compiled our best guidance for how to handle difficult sister in laws, holidays as newlyweds, the ever-annoying baby questions, and much more. Why? Because, while we are name change experts, we’re also newlywed wives, moms, and sisters.

We hope our name change advice articles help smooth your transition to your new name, and a whole new phase of life. Congratulations and best wishes from the entire MissNowMrs team!

Newlywed In Bed

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Newlywed in bed? Now that you’re sharing a house, life and possibly a last name…you’re also sharing a bed…every night.  While there are some definite benefits to sharing a bed with your mate there can also be a few adjustments too.  Here are a few common newlywed bed complaints and fixes.
 
1.Snoring
No matter who in the couple is the culprit, snoring can wreck a good night’s sleep and cause some serious resentment in the morning.  Try to figure out what causes the snoring: allergies, dry air or laying on his/her back and then fix the situation.  Simply popping a decongestant or buying a humidifier could be your solution or one of you may need to get some ear plugs.  If, after trying some of our suggestions, the snoring situation is still leading to sleep deprivation make a doctor’s appointment.  There are medical conditions that can cause snoring and you want to make sure your best beloved is diagnosed and treated.

2. Cover Stealing
Anyone who has ever woken up at 3:00am freezing cold and looked over to see their partner cocooned in all of the blankets knows how annoying cover stealing can be.  Fortunately, there are a few alternatives to an all night game of cover tug of war.  One thing to try is tucking in your side of the sheets and blankets to anchor them in place.   You could also consider buying the next size up in linens (ex: buy King size sheets for your Queen size bed) to have more “coverage” available.

3. Miscellaneous Pets 
It’s enough to share a bed with your husband, but what about the combination of your pets?  One of you may be dead set on letting Fluffy sleep with you, but there are a few things to consider.  Does the animal disrupt either partner’s sleep?  Is there a possibility that Fido has fleas or ticks that could end up in your bed or on you?  Does a pet in the bed decrease your likelihood of getting it on?  Here’s an article that covers the pros and cons of sleeping with your pets.  At the end of the day, you need to make a decision that results in you being a well-rested and happy couple.  If you’re feeling really guilty about giving a pet the boot out of the bedroom, you can always buy them their own fabulous bed!

4. Snooze Addicts 
As a single person, it is completely acceptable to hit the snooze button on your alarm several (okay more than several) times each morning.  As a newlywed it is insanely rude!  Unless your spouse gets up before you or is an absolute saint, you need to find a way to decrease the number of snoozes.  Going to bed 15-30 minutes earlier in the evening may make waking up the first time the alarm goes off easier.  You could also try positioning your alarm clock across the room so you have to get out of bed to turn it off…thus decreasing the likelihood that you’ll roll over and go back to sleep.

Do you have a newlywed in bed pet peeve or story?  We’d love for you to share it with us and our readers!

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