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I don't want to become the default parent. What do I do?
I don't want to become the default parent. What do I do?
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Just Ask Dr. Julie: Parenthood is intimidating!
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It's totally OK to be intimidated by becoming a parent - no matter if it's your first time or you've done it before. Dr. Julie Gottman shares some of her insights for new parents-to-be. Expecting a child? Our in-person, live online, or on-demand Bringing Baby Home workshop helps you prepare yourself and your relationship for this new chapter! www.gottman.com/parents/
Your child's #1 fan
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This one's for the girl dads, but you don't need to be the father of a daughter to be a positive role model and involved in your child's life. What's important is being your child's #1 supporter, no matter their gender. Dr. John Gottman tells us about his experience as a father and being his daughter's biggest fan.
Drs. Julie & John Gottman react to Ms. Rachel's Emotion Coaching
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Emotion coaching can bring you and your child closer together through empathy, and teaching self-soothing.
Just Ask Dr Julie
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Dr. Julie Schwartz Gottman answers your parenting questions as part of the new parenting offering from The Gottman Institute.
Children Mimicking Criticism
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Asking for what you DO want to see instead of what you don't is a learned skill, and if you find the other adults in your child's life defaulting to criticism, it's worth addressing it with both them and your child. Gottman Parenting is an inclusive platform that supports parents at every stage of their journey. With bite-sized videos, practical exercises, concise reading material, and interact...
Gottman Parenting: Welcome to Toddlerhood
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The Gottmans talk about toddlerhood and Gottman Parenting. info.gottman.com/parenting
Gottman Parenting: Empower Your Kids to Thrive in the New World They are Growing Up in.
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Proven research, not myths or trends to help you guide your children from babies to young adults. Toolkits that transforms science into everyday solution that will work for you. Create the deep bonds you deserve with Gottman Parenting. info.gottman.com/parenting
Gottman Parenting Intro: Based on Science Not Trends
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Drs. Julie and John Gottman talk about Gottman Parenting and how it differs from other parenting advise. info.gottman.com/parenting
What Can You Do in 5 Minutes: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
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Jumpstart Your Relationship: info.gottman.com/small-things-often-podcast?STO Got 5 minutes? That could be all you need to make a meaningful connection with your partner. Sign Up for Love Notes and get the latest on relationships, parenting, therapy and more, from the experts at The Gottman Institute. Includes a free download every month. info.gottman.com/small-things-often-podcast?STO
The Predictors of Divorce : Julie Duets with Matthias Barker
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For more information on the studies from Drs. Julie and John Gottman, see www.gottman.com/blog/the-empirical-basis-for-gottman-method-couples-therapy/
Just Ask Dr. Julie: When Adults Fat-Shame Kids
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For parents or adults that care for kids, it can be challenging with other adults speak harshly or criticize the kids they love. Dr. Julie Schwartz Gottman addresses a question from a fan about what to do when that happens. Do you have questions for Dr. Julie or Dr. John Gottman to answer? Tag us with your questions and Dr. Julie or Dr. John may respond. info.gottman.com/parenting #JustAskDrJul...
Catch Your Partner Doing Something Right: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
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Jumpstart Your Relationship: info.gottman.com/small-things-often-podcast?STO Can small moments of appreciation transform your relationship in a big way? You bet they can. In today’s episode of Small Things Often by The Gottman Institute, find out why it’s important to catch your partner doing something “right!” Sign Up for Love Notes and get the latest on relationships, parenting, therapy and m...
Start Adding More "We" and Less "Me" to your relationship: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
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Start Adding More "We" and Less "Me" to your relationship: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
Self-Care Isn't Selfish: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
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Self-Care Isn't Selfish: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
Trust is Built in Very Small Moments: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
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Trust is Built in Very Small Moments: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
You Don't Have to Solve Your Problems: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
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You Don't Have to Solve Your Problems: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
Listen to Everything Before Responding: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
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Listen to Everything Before Responding: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
Understand First, Speak Second: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
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Understand First, Speak Second: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
Complaints vs Criticism: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
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Complaints vs Criticism: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
Don't Let Your Phone Interfere With Your Relationship: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
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Don't Let Your Phone Interfere With Your Relationship: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
Attunement - Building Trust in Your Relationship: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
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Attunement - Building Trust in Your Relationship: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
How to Destress With Your Partner the Right Way: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
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How to Destress With Your Partner the Right Way: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
What is The Magic Ratio?: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
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What is The Magic Ratio?: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
Difficult Emotions: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
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Difficult Emotions: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
Self-Soothing: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
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Self-Soothing: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
Two Sides of Stonewalling: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
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Two Sides of Stonewalling: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
Emotional Triggers: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
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Emotional Triggers: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
How Can Sharing Secrets Improve Intimacy?: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
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How Can Sharing Secrets Improve Intimacy?: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
Busting the 5 Most Common Relationship Myths: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice
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Busting the 5 Most Common Relationship Myths: The Gottman Method Relationship Advice

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  • @mbrewer421
    @mbrewer421 5 днів тому

    Avoidants don't make many bids.

  • @ddmound
    @ddmound 5 днів тому

    Yeah rite! Ppl is you have to work at marriage, and work at work too. Then that is why it is not working! This ole' cuut don't have a clue. Ppl marriage is play! "Work" will kill your sexual energy, and that is why the average working man neglects his wife's sexual needs by simply working to provide for her. You don't make marriage work. Marriage is not meant to be work! If it is then what is work (8 hours a day)? Marriage is guided strictly by our libidos. It plateaus for 3 decades starting at 20-30-40-50. Each plateau requires the woman to have an hour more sexual intercourse with the same man her husband. So anything this guy says is pure malarky! To a woman all that (subconsciously) matters is how much he packin' and how long can he last? And pills do not give you skills. The latter (I call) a sex skill set. (P.S. did you know that the enzymes released in full intercourse (when she reaches orgasm) they are elements for the "fountain of youth" (to avoid midlife crisis in men) so marriage done right cause you to look younger - I look 9 years old! Lmao)

  • @junwuzhang375
    @junwuzhang375 6 днів тому

    I just love how Dr. Julie & John Gottman are both such clear, eloquent, and calm speakers. I love listening to their lectures - even just as examples of speeches!

  • @Iamdeejoker
    @Iamdeejoker 9 днів тому

    Thanks for sharing this videos I thought a good relationship only need love but am convinced that it needs more than just love but it needs both parties working together

  • @Iamdeejoker
    @Iamdeejoker 9 днів тому

    This really help thanks because I was in a relationship and all we did was argue and I kept wondering why or where is the problem thanks for sharing

  • @Iamdeejoker
    @Iamdeejoker 9 днів тому

    I like this very amazing and informative, I listen over and over again , I like the way you put the relationship, master as opposed to disaster , these little things can either break or make relationship as you so put it. Thank you

  • @ljkoh20052000able
    @ljkoh20052000able 10 днів тому

    I like when you say most people respect science.

  • @user-nk3ht6ki5w
    @user-nk3ht6ki5w 12 днів тому

    This is a fantastic.

  • @Werewolf0216
    @Werewolf0216 13 днів тому

    Amazing, someone who doesn't think needing is taboo -- all my adult life I've despised the pop psychology adage "you don't need anything/anyone, you just WANT" -- please!

  • @RagingCompassionYhwhis1
    @RagingCompassionYhwhis1 13 днів тому

    Now see My friend got MAD at the TRUTH..... and then began taking jabs at me in spirit!

  • @HighPriestessGobagool360
    @HighPriestessGobagool360 15 днів тому

    Staying at home shouldn’t mean you’re the default parent. That just means you’re the parent while they’re at another job. When they get back home they should be prepared to share the load. Working outside of the home does not excuse you from parental responsibilities.

  • @alancox6108
    @alancox6108 16 днів тому

    Brilliant - thank you. I have been married to the same lady for 56 years. You have explained a lot of why we have survived and highlighted areas where we can improve. Thank you again. Alan Cox

  • @LocalLandscapingQLDToowoombaCo
    @LocalLandscapingQLDToowoombaCo 20 днів тому

    Your channel has become a part of my routine.

  • @user-tr7dl2um5w
    @user-tr7dl2um5w 22 дні тому

    A: Awareness T: Tolerance T: Turning Towards U: Understanding N: Non-defensive listening E: Empathy

  • @ajlavanetwork5755
    @ajlavanetwork5755 24 дні тому

    Everyone should be made to watch all of this & do a program on all this before allowing marriage! ❤

  • @beckydarrow
    @beckydarrow 26 днів тому

    How do I know if it’s too late

  • @s1n4m1n
    @s1n4m1n 29 днів тому

    I think it is important to note, and it can't be overstated, that what she said has nothing to do with resolving any issue or problem. It's all about "lasting relationships". So when she gets to step 3, "I need you too...", the spouse's response to that need, whether they do it or not, has no bearing on the health of the relationship. They say as much in other videos when they point out that up to 70% of problems in marriages are unresolvable and that it is the connection that is being made in the discussion that is important. The issue isn't the issue. Y'all draw your own conclusions on whether not paying the bills will lead to a lasting relationship.

  • @fuller2466
    @fuller2466 Місяць тому

    Of the 90% that were predicted, what percentage stayed married vs divorced?

  • @Sean-rawlins
    @Sean-rawlins Місяць тому

    2:17

  • @tmking7483
    @tmking7483 Місяць тому

    You could really help if you teach psychoanalyst like how u teach teachers. Psychologists want us to mimic death_ sick world for sick people

  • @tmking7483
    @tmking7483 Місяць тому

    Be veryvery wise when yielding. The Jean Vanier spirit had been activated into the biosphere like a virus Jesus is your Only Answer for this sickness

  • @leonnzioka2219
    @leonnzioka2219 Місяць тому

    thanks

  • @StormyTRavens
    @StormyTRavens Місяць тому

  • @StormyTRavens
    @StormyTRavens Місяць тому

  • @centpushups
    @centpushups Місяць тому

    Here is the secret to great sex... oh we're out of time never mind.

  • @brqbui
    @brqbui Місяць тому

    Some aren't even open to dialogue unless a guaranteed complete change in behavior/desire/characteristic/interest/preference is known and stated beforehand.....

  • @user-uc1go4io9c
    @user-uc1go4io9c Місяць тому

    The absolute best lesson, besides instilling the golden rules & GOD! ❤️😇👥🫂🇺🇸🌎⚖️🔔🌟🔥✨ is saying ‘I’m sorry’ ~ to teach ~ FORGIVENESS!! Without forgiveness there would or WILL BE ~~~ NO: real, heartfelt, genuine & bona fide ~~~~ AGAPÉ LOVE!! ❤️ And that my friends, is what every human around this world 🌎 NEEDS & WANTS!! Everything, absolutely EVERYTHING!!!, starts in the home with life lessons to become the best version of yourself you can be! Thank God we ALL have 24 hours a day, 365 days a year in a lifetime to get it right! But don’t wait too long! You will WASTE your precious time on this earth! 🩷

  • @DonVito591
    @DonVito591 Місяць тому

    So basically, if you were going through a rough patch, then make a mistake, even if you try a repair attempt, you're doomed? What's the takeaway there? I guess it sounds like the emotional bank account needs to be rebuilt, then make another repair attempt later.

  • @nuggetoftruth-ericking7489
    @nuggetoftruth-ericking7489 Місяць тому

    Well done.

  • @Livingrentfreeinyomind77
    @Livingrentfreeinyomind77 Місяць тому

    What does it mean if you freeze at open ended questions? It’s like I get overwhelmed and don’t know what to say. Just shut down

  • @leigh3230
    @leigh3230 Місяць тому

    This is great. Thank you for sharing.

  • @Blakplastic1
    @Blakplastic1 Місяць тому

    This stuff only works if both people agree to abide by the rules. Most people act out of emotions at the time..if someone doesn’t want to see your point of view, it doesn’t matter how you phrase it. I’ll keep trying to use this stuff and see if things get any easier.

  • @cutewings2013
    @cutewings2013 Місяць тому

    0:00-0:15 this part made me cry when I hear this negative phrase on my situation. 😢

  • @appletree2072
    @appletree2072 Місяць тому

    Men "Accepting Influence" ...'Happy wife, happy life'. Lol

  • @EarthlyAbundance
    @EarthlyAbundance 2 місяці тому

    An extremely rare commenter here... What can get complex real fast is when one or both partners are neurodiverse, and one partner has Pathological Demand Avoidance. If the bid is an ask/request/demand, the demand/bid can trigger an automatic threat or anxiety (fight, flight, or freeze) response causing panic. It is not necessarily as simple as choosing to pay attention to the partner's bids, as it's not a choice or on purpose that the neurodiverse person may respond to a bid with rejection and turning away. Then, you have one who feels rejected and frustrated and one who goes into fight or flight response, adding layers to the other partner's bid-rejection. Let's be aware of bids being an easy way to improve a neurotypical relationship, but let's also consider expanding our awareness and recognize that neurotypical ways of doing something do not work for neurodiverse relationships, and can actually cause more distress and harm than improvement.

  • @D-J-Q
    @D-J-Q 2 місяці тому

    All of which a Covert Narcissist would have.

  • @inbalreichmancohen5733
    @inbalreichmancohen5733 2 місяці тому

    I'm so happy for you that you had such a positive experience.

  • @rivkahreed
    @rivkahreed 2 місяці тому

    I’m watching this over and over until it really sinks in that I don’t deserve to be criticized in this manner. It’s also not my job to teach another adult how to communicate in ways that aren’t harmful.

  • @s1n4m1n
    @s1n4m1n 2 місяці тому

    Meh.

  • @susannabonke8552
    @susannabonke8552 2 місяці тому

    My weakest point : let them speak! Be attentive and present and slow down, take time to measure the stuff words cannot express. I am too busy..

  • @TheMangineer
    @TheMangineer 2 місяці тому

    THANK YOU DR GOTTMAN!!!!! I did a little takeaways video for my main learnings from you -- ua-cam.com/video/jrHX78m9qr8/v-deo.html

  • @celestekracke2020
    @celestekracke2020 2 місяці тому

    This misses the mark on what being the default parent means, at least today. It doesn't necessarily mean that you, the typically cisgender heterosexual woman, are a stay at home mother and homemaker and may not want to be. It could mean you're working the double shift of being a working parent and the one who not only performs the lion's share of the physical labor but also carries the mental and emotional load of managing the household and childrearing. It's being the one the school always calls when the kid is sick, the one who takes the kid to the doctor, buys the clothes, fixes the boo-boo and tantrum and meals... regardless whether the other parent is present. And it's not just about the other partner not doing their share--it's the societal expectation that you are the one who automatically (ie by default) are, and should be, the one handling those things.

  • @pfjombygh7786
    @pfjombygh7786 2 місяці тому

    This is really FANTASTIC... Thanks...

  • @TemerityPascal
    @TemerityPascal 2 місяці тому

    Can you also do a video on HOW contempt builds? And the impact of chronic defensiveness, stonewalling, and failure to share influence?

  • @ErinRoos-nu7ck
    @ErinRoos-nu7ck 2 місяці тому

    Can partners really change? If a partner has a pattern of turning away, defensiveness, and stonewalling can this be a learned or changed pattern?

  • @sajidbajeer
    @sajidbajeer 2 місяці тому

    Marriage vlog ua-cam.com/video/aX53F-C9xO4/v-deo.html

  • @leluyaa
    @leluyaa 2 місяці тому

    Masterclass, thank you 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

  • @adinubila
    @adinubila 2 місяці тому

    some people don't like complaints either - they can't handle being told they are not perfect

  • @seanburton5298
    @seanburton5298 2 місяці тому

    Sounds more about relationships than just marriage.

  • @YG-lq3fc
    @YG-lq3fc 2 місяці тому

    Nice! Thank you