The definition of marriage describes the connection between a man and a woman. On the one hand, marriage is a social structure that enables the maintenance of social phenomena. On the other hand, marriage is an intimate connection with a partner. Subjective perceptions of happiness, joy, pleasure, and satisfaction create the base of a happy marriage. Marriage satisfaction research should be valued for the family and the individual. The arrival in the world of the family's firstborn is surely a happy occasion, but it also has a significant impact on the parents' relationships with one another and their role as parents. There are different parenting styles, such as permissive, negligent, authoritarian, and authoritative. The aim of this research was to find out whether there was a correlation between parenting styles and marital satisfaction. The study included 100 females and 7 males who participated, ranging in age from 21 to 41. Three different forms were used in all: one for marital satisfaction, a second for parenting styles, and a third for sociodemographic information. The research was carried out on Google Forms. The research found that factors including age, education level, the number of children, or the parents' ages at the time of the first child's birth had no effect on marital satisfaction. However, research has shown a connection between marital satisfaction and an authoritative parenting style. The findings show that people who are happier in their marriage choose a parenting style that emphasizing warmth while also setting clear limits.