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Becoming a parent




A couple becoming new parents

When we decide we want to improve our relationship we’ll begin by identifying the area of our relationship that isn’t working well or the issue that seems to cause trouble between us and our partner.

Exploring these areas and issues - what’s going on in our relationship - is the first stage in the helping process.

But if we want things to change we need to move to the next stage of the process - to get a clearer understanding of what’s really going on. The relationship insights are designed to help you do this.

At One Plus One we have over 30 years experience of studying couple and family relationships - finding out from ordinary men and women why relationships matter to them, how their relationships work, why they sometimes go wrong, and how they coped when they did.

In starting to explore aspects of your relationship you have checked out the area/issue of becoming a parent. This is a major change for couples and so it touches on many all of the issues.

Becoming a parent is a big change for you, for your partner and for your relationship. For most couples their satisfaction with their relationship will drop and they will have more arguments. But the good news is that this is a great time to work on your relationship!

Through our work at One Plus One we have created - the relationship insights - these will help you to understand more about why the issue of becoming a parents is concerning you at this time and how you might improve things.

The Relationship Insights will help you to understand:

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