Emotional Health | Dr. John Gottman | Relationship Advice

KCTS9 - Learning CurveOne study shows that in two thirds of relationships that couples had a big drop in happiness and both fighting and hostility increased, after the birth of their first child. This in turn affected their parenting. Parents, who are sensitive to their baby and its signals, have babies that are more confident and more secure, which leads them to learn better.
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4:45 Considering kid's emotions (teaching, getting close to the kid)
2. Feel understood (being compassionate, validate his emotions)
3. Help kid verbally label all the things the kid is feeling (describe it)
4. Help kid to understand his feelings (where the feelings come from)
5. Settings limits if there misbehavior (all wishes and feeling are accaptable)
Relationships and emotional connectio are the foundation (emotionally sensitive schools and emotionally sensitive families)

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For a system of respectful parenting see the work of Magda Gerber at Resources for Infant Educarers.

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Though it is widely believed that the divorce rate is at 50%, that statistic has never been established or supported by any research or statistical measure. However, divorce remains a big problem that hurts families and especially children in America.

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