Everyone prepares for the baby. But who prepares you for becoming parents?
This Gottman developed workshop helps couples get ready for the parts of parenthood that don't always make it onto the registry checklist: the sleep deprivation, shifting roles, changed expectations, hard conversations, less time for each other, and figuring out how to feel like a team when you're both exhausted.
We'll talk about communication, conflict, intimacy, parenting roles, infant development, support systems, and how to protect your relationship while making room for this enormous new chapter.
Because having a baby shouldn't mean losing each other in the process.
Saturdays October 3rd and 10th9am-4pm with a break for lunch
You’ll learn about child development, sensitive and responsive parenting tactics, how to coordinate with family members, and discover ways to keep each parent involved.
Learn ways to strengthen your friendship, increase intimacy, and navigate conflicts effectively as new parents.
Gain valuable insights into child development, responsive parenting, coordinating with family, and maintaining involvement together.
Explore exercises and role-plays that help you nurture your relationship while raising a healthy, happy child.
Gottman Bringing Home Baby Workshop
What to Expect
Having a baby changes everything—including your relationship. The Bringing Baby Home workshop is designed to help you and your partner prepare for that transition before the sleep deprivation, stress, and “whose turn is it?” arguments begin.
Together, you’ll learn practical tools for staying connected, communicating through conflict, navigating the division of parenting responsibilities, and maintaining your friendship and intimacy as you become parents. We’ll also talk about what to expect emotionally and developmentally during the first year, how to build a support system, and how to create a strong foundation for your growing family.
You’ll leave with practical strategies you can actually use when real life with a baby gets hard—not just information about what you should do.
Come expecting a baby. Leave feeling a little more prepared to become parents together.
Strengthen your partnership for your baby’s developmental foundation
You’ll Learn To…
Use sensitive, responsive parenting tactics
Enhance relationship satisfaction and intimacy in early parenting phases
Maintain both parents’ active involvement with baby
Coordinate effectively with family members for support
Everyone prepares for the baby. But who prepares you for becoming parents?
This Gottman developed workshop helps couples get ready for the parts of parenthood that don't always make it onto the registry checklist: the sleep deprivation, shifting roles, changed expectations, hard conversations, less time for each other, and figuring out how to feel like a team when you're both exhausted.
We'll talk about communication, conflict, intimacy, parenting roles, infant development, support systems, and how to protect your relationship while making room for this enormous new chapter.
Because having a baby shouldn't mean losing each other in the process.