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Parenting & Relationship Cycle is a thoughtful and engaging podcast that dives into the evolving journey of family life, love, and personal growth. From the first sparks of a relationship to navigating the challenges of parenthood, this podcast explores the continuous cycle that shapes who we are as partners, parents, and individuals. Email below 📧👇 parentrelationcycle@gmail.com

  1. Balancing Work and Parenting: 10 Routines That Actually Work. Parenting Cycle. 

    8 HR AGO

    Balancing Work and Parenting: 10 Routines That Actually Work. Parenting Cycle. 

    Are you struggling to balance work and parenting without feeling constantly overwhelmed? You’re not alone. In this powerful episode, we break down 10 practical daily routines that actually work for busy working parents who want to succeed in their careers and show up fully at home — without burning out. If you're juggling deadlines, school drop-offs, meetings, meal prep, and everything in between, this episode will give you realistic systems to: Improve work-life balance as a parent Reduce stress and prevent parental burnout Increase productivity without sacrificing family time Create healthier daily habits for sustainable success Set boundaries between work and home life Manage your time more intentionally These aren’t Pinterest-perfect routines. They’re simple, sustainable habits designed for real moms and dads navigating real schedules. Whether you work from home, commute to an office, or run your own business, you’ll walk away with actionable strategies you can start using today to create more peace, structure, and energy in your life. Please Support this Podcast by Following and don't forget to rate us. Thank You.  For Sponsorship Please contact  Parentrelationcycle@gmail.com

    5 min
  2. Why We Talk to Ourselves. Relationships Cycle. 

    8 HR AGO

    Why We Talk to Ourselves. Relationships Cycle. 

    Have you ever caught yourself talking out loud when no one else is around? You’re not alone — and you’re not strange. In this episode of Why We Talk to Ourselves, we explore the fascinating psychology of self-talk and uncover why our brains are wired for inner dialogue. From boosting focus and problem-solving skills to managing stress, anxiety, and emotional regulation, self-talk plays a powerful role in mental health and personal development. We break down the science behind inner speech, how it shapes decision-making, and why both positive and negative self-talk can deeply impact confidence and behavior. You’ll discover: The cognitive science behind talking to yourself The difference between healthy self-talk and harmful rumination How self-talk improves memory, motivation, and performance Practical strategies to turn negative inner dialogue into empowering thoughts Whether you whisper reminders under your breath or have full-blown conversations with yourself, this episode reveals how self-talk can become one of your greatest psychological tools. Please Support this Podcast by Following and don't forget to rate us. Thank You.  For Sponsorship Please contact  Parentrelationcycle@gmail.com

    18 min
  3. The Truth Behind “Lazy” Kids. Parenting Cycle.

    21 HR AGO

    The Truth Behind “Lazy” Kids. Parenting Cycle.

    .Are kids really lazy — or are we missing something deeper? In this powerful episode of The Truth Behind “Lazy” Kids,” we unpack one of the most damaging labels placed on children today. If you’ve ever wondered why a bright child avoids homework, struggles to start tasks, seems unmotivated, or constantly procrastinates, this conversation will completely shift your perspective. What looks like laziness is often something else entirely. We explore the hidden causes behind so-called “lazy” behavior in kids — including executive dysfunction, ADHD, anxiety, learning differences, burnout, perfectionism, lack of autonomy, and emotional overwhelm. Backed by child psychology and neuroscience, this episode explains why motivation is not a character trait — it’s a nervous system state. You’ll discover: Why calling kids lazy can damage confidence and long-term motivation The real science behind procrastination and task avoidance How ADHD, anxiety, and learning challenges are often misinterpreted as laziness What parents and teachers can do instead to build resilience and intrinsic motivation Practical strategies to help kids start tasks, stay focused, and feel capable If you’re a parent, educator, therapist, or caregiver looking for better tools to support struggling kids, this episode will give you insight, compassion, and actionable strategies. Stop fighting “laziness.” Start understanding what’s really going on. 🎧 Tune in to learn how to replace frustration with clarity — and help kids thrive. Please Support this Podcast by Following and don't forget to rate us. Thank You. For Sponsorship Please contact Parentrelationcycle@gmail.com

    6 min
  4. Careers That Can Quietly Strain a Marriage. Relationships Cycle. 

    22 HR AGO

    Careers That Can Quietly Strain a Marriage. Relationships Cycle. 

    Can your career slowly put pressure on your marriage without you even realizing it? In this eye-opening episode, we unpack how certain high-demand, high-stress, or emotionally intense careers can quietly strain a relationship over time. From long hours and irregular schedules to emotional burnout and shifting power dynamics, some professions create unique challenges that couples rarely talk about openly. We explore: How demanding careers impact work-life balance in marriage The connection between high-stress jobs and relationship conflict Why financial success doesn’t always protect a marriage Emotional exhaustion, intimacy gaps, and communication breakdowns Practical strategies couples can use to protect their relationship Whether you’re in healthcare, law enforcement, corporate leadership, entrepreneurship, entertainment, or another demanding field, this conversation will help you recognize warning signs early and strengthen your relationship intentionally. Please Support this Podcast by Following and don't forget to rate us. Thank You.  For Sponsorship Please contact  Parentrelationcycle@gmail.com

    28 min
  5. Why does your child ignore the rules—even when they know better? Parenting Cycle. 

    1 DAY AGO

    Why does your child ignore the rules—even when they know better? Parenting Cycle. 

    In this powerful parenting episode, The Hidden Reason They Don’t Follow the Rules, we uncover what’s really driving defiant behavior in children. If you’re raising a strong-willed child, dealing with backtalk, constant boundary-pushing, or feeling exhausted from repeating yourself, this conversation will change how you see discipline forever. The truth? Most kids don’t break rules because they’re “bad.” They break them because of unmet emotional needs, a desire for autonomy, connection struggles, or power battles they don’t know how to express. In this episode, you’ll learn: The real psychology behind why kids don’t listen Why traditional discipline and punishment often make behavior worse The connection between control, power struggles, and defiance What your child’s rule-breaking behavior is actually communicating Practical parenting strategies that build respect and cooperation Please Support this Podcast by Following and don't forget to rate us. Thank You.  For Sponsorship Please contact  Parentrelationcycle@gmail.com

    23 min
  6. Choosing Love for the Right Reasons. Relationships Cycle. 

    1 DAY AGO

    Choosing Love for the Right Reasons. Relationships Cycle. 

    Why do we really fall in love — and are those reasons strong enough to sustain a lifelong marriage? In this powerful episode of Choosing Love for the Right Reasons, we unpack the deeper motivations behind commitment, attraction, and the decision to say “I do.” If you’re dating, engaged, or seriously considering marriage, this conversation will help you evaluate whether you’re building your relationship on emotional impulse or intentional purpose. We explore: The difference between love and compatibility Healthy vs. unhealthy motivations for marriage Red flags people ignore before getting married The role of values, faith, timing, and emotional maturity How to know if you’re choosing a partner — or just escaping loneliness In today’s culture of fast relationships and social pressure, many people marry for chemistry, convenience, fear, financial security, or external expectations. But lasting marriages are built on shared values, mutual respect, emotional stability, spiritual alignment, and intentional commitment. Whether you're single, dating, or preparing for marriage, this episode will challenge you to reflect, grow, and choose love with clarity and confidence. 🎧 Tune in and discover how to choose love for the right reasons — not just the easy ones. Please Support this Podcast by Following and don't forget to rate us. Thank You.  For Sponsorship Please contact  Parentrelationcycle@gmail.com

    10 min
  7. Unresolved Childhood Wounds Blocking Your Growth. Parenting Cycle.

    2 DAYS AGO

    Unresolved Childhood Wounds Blocking Your Growth. Parenting Cycle.

    Are hidden childhood wounds silently shaping your adult life? In this powerful episode, we dive deep into how unresolved childhood trauma, emotional neglect, abandonment wounds, and early conditioning may be blocking your confidence, relationships, success, and personal growth. If you’ve ever struggled with self-sabotage, people-pleasing, fear of rejection, perfectionism, or feeling “not enough,” the root may trace back to unmet emotional needs from childhood. You’ll discover: How childhood wounds form and why they resurface in adulthood The connection between emotional triggers and early life experiences Signs your inner child is still seeking healing How unresolved trauma impacts relationships and self-worth Practical steps for inner child healing and emotional growth How to break generational cycles and reclaim your power 🎧 Tune in and start transforming your story today. Please Support this Podcast by Following and don't forget to rate us. Thank You. For Sponsorship Please contact Parentrelationcycle@gmail.com

    8 min
  8. The Sign She’s Sending That You’re Completely Ignoring. Relationships Cycle

    3 DAYS AGO

    The Sign She’s Sending That You’re Completely Ignoring. Relationships Cycle

    . In this episode of “The Sign She’s Sending That You’re Completely Ignoring,” we break down one of the most misunderstood dynamics in modern dating: the subtle signal women send when they’re emotionally available — or when they’re already halfway out the door. If you’ve ever wondered: “Is she actually into me?” “Why did she pull back?” “Am I overthinking this?” “Why do I keep getting mixed signals?” You’re not crazy — but you might be missing the one sign that matters most. We’re diving into: The difference between attraction and emotional investment The hidden behavior that reveals her true level of interest Why men often misread consistency, effort, and responsiveness The psychology behind “mixed signals” How to stop chasing and start recognizing real desire Whether you’re dating casually, in a situationship, or trying to build something serious, this episode will change how you interpret her actions forever. Stop decoding texts. Stop guessing. Start seeing what’s actually there. Please Support this Podcast by Following and don't forget to rate us. Thank You.  For Sponsorship Please contact  Parentrelationcycle@gmail.com

    12 min
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Parenting & Relationship Cycle is a thoughtful and engaging podcast that dives into the evolving journey of family life, love, and personal growth. From the first sparks of a relationship to navigating the challenges of parenthood, this podcast explores the continuous cycle that shapes who we are as partners, parents, and individuals. Email below 📧👇 parentrelationcycle@gmail.com

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  • Creator
    Cycle of Relationships
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    196
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Cycle of Relationships
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    Parenting & Relationship Cycle