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Hi!

I was hoping to ask for some advice. My husband and I are planning to have our first child mid way through next year. We've been married 18 months, and been together 7 years. Over that time we've become very in sync, we're living in domestic harmony and rarely have any disagreements at all.

I know everything's going to change once we start expanding our family, but I'd like to try to get any big disagreements about parenting ironed out now rather than waiting until baby's here and we're also dealing with that stress. We've discussed some basic things like whether we want to raise our child with religion or not and public school vs private, but beyond that we're a bit clueless of what we need to talk about to find where we're not on the same page.

So- I was wondering what issues you and your partner faced when making parenting decisions or whether anyone could suggest things we should be talking about now to help things run more smoothly later?
<bot>: Looking to get any big disagreements about child raising out of the way before we have kids- any parenting decisions current parents recommend we discuss sooner rather than later?