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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. Why Good Men Are Often Used as Emotional Painkillers. Relationships Cycle.

    16H AGO

    Why Good Men Are Often Used as Emotional Painkillers. Relationships Cycle.

    Why Good Men Are Often Used as Emotional Painkillers dives into a pattern many men experience but rarely talk about: being valued for emotional labor, stability, and healing—yet not chosen, prioritized, or loved fully in return. In this episode, we explore why emotionally available men are often leaned on during heartbreak, trauma, or transition… only to be sidelined once the pain fades. We unpack attachment styles, modern dating dynamics, emotional dependency, and why “being a good man” doesn’t always lead to healthy, mutual relationships. This conversation isn’t about blame—it’s about awareness, self-respect, and breaking cycles that leave good men emotionally drained. Whether you’ve been the “safe place,” the rebound, or the therapist-boyfriend, this episode will help you understand what’s really happening—and how to stop being used as an emotional painkiller. Please Support this Podcast by Following and don't forget to rate us. Thank You.  For Sponsorship Please contact  Parentrelationcycle@gmail.com

    31 min
  2. When Children Feel Jealous—How to Guide Without Shame. Parenting Cycle.

    16H AGO

    When Children Feel Jealous—How to Guide Without Shame. Parenting Cycle.

    When Children Feel Jealous—How to Guide Without Shame dives into one of the most misunderstood emotions in childhood: jealousy. From sibling rivalry and attention-seeking behaviors to sudden regressions and big emotional outbursts, jealousy can leave even the most patient parents feeling stuck. In this episode, we explore why jealousy is a normal part of child development, what it’s really trying to communicate, and how adults can respond without shaming, minimizing, or punishing. You’ll learn practical, compassionate strategies to help children feel seen, emotionally safe, and better equipped to handle big feelings—while strengthening trust and connection in the process. Perfect for parents, caregivers, and educators, this conversation offers gentle parenting tools, real-life examples, and emotionally intelligent guidance to support children through jealousy in a way that builds resilience—not resentment. Please Support this Podcast by Following and don't forget to rate us. Thank You. For Sponsorship Please contact Parentrelationcycle@gmail.com

    8 min
  3. 5 Unconscious Habits That Make People NOT Want to Date You | Human Psychology. Relationships Cycle. 

    2D AGO

    5 Unconscious Habits That Make People NOT Want to Date You | Human Psychology. Relationships Cycle. 

    Why do some people lose romantic interest before a first date even happens—and why does it feel so confusing when it does? In this episode, we break down 5 unconscious habits that quietly make people not want to date you, according to human psychology and behavioral science. These aren’t obvious red flags. They’re subtle, automatic behaviors most people don’t even realize they’re doing—yet they can instantly reduce attraction, emotional safety, and romantic curiosity. From communication patterns to energy mismatches and self-protective habits, we explore how the unconscious mind shapes dating outcomes more than looks, status, or “game.” If you’ve ever wondered: Why dating feels harder than it should Why chemistry fades fast or never starts Why people say “you’re great” but don’t pursue you This episode will help you identify hidden behaviors, understand the psychology behind them, and make small shifts that dramatically change how others experience you. Please Support this Podcast by Following and don't forget to rate us. Thank You.  For Sponsorship Please contact  Parentrelationcycle@gmail.com

    9 min
  4. Why Your Toddler Doesn’t Listen—And The 10-Second Brain Hack That Fixes It. Parenting Cycle. 

    3D AGO

    Why Your Toddler Doesn’t Listen—And The 10-Second Brain Hack That Fixes It. Parenting Cycle. 

    Why does your toddler completely ignore you—even when you’re standing right in front of them? If you’re repeating yourself, raising your voice, or wondering whether your child is being defiant or just tuning you out, this episode is for you. In this episode of Why Your Toddler Doesn’t Listen—And The 10-Second Brain Hack That Fixes It, we break down what’s actually happening inside your toddler’s developing brain when you give instructions—and why traditional discipline strategies often fail at this age. You’ll learn the simple, science-backed 10-second brain hack that helps toddlers shift from chaos to cooperation without yelling, bribes, or power struggles. This episode is perfect for parents of toddlers ages 1–4 who want practical, gentle parenting tools that actually work in real life. You’ll walk away with an easy technique you can use immediately to improve listening, reduce tantrums, and strengthen your connection with your child. 🎧 Press play to understand your toddler better, stop the daily battles, and finally feel heard—by the tiny human who ignores you the most. Please Support this Podcast by Following and don't forget to rate us. Thank You.  For Sponsorship Please contact  Parentrelationcycle@gmail.com

    8 min
  5. The Cost of Always Making Your Child Feel Special. Parenting Cycle.

    6D AGO

    The Cost of Always Making Your Child Feel Special. Parenting Cycle.

    What happens when “You’re special” becomes the foundation of childhood? In this episode, The Cost of Always Making Your Child Feel Special, we unpack a well-intentioned parenting trend that may be quietly backfiring. From constant praise to participation trophies, many parents are raising children to believe they are exceptional simply for existing—but at what cost? We explore how overemphasis on specialness can impact emotional resilience, accountability, motivation, and self-esteem, and why some kids struggle with frustration, criticism, and real-world expectations as they grow older. This episode dives into the psychology behind praise, the difference between healthy confidence and entitlement, and how parents can encourage self-worth without creating unrealistic expectations. Please Support this Podcast by Following and don't forget to rate us. Thank You. For Sponsorship Please contact Parentrelationcycle@gmail.com

    5 min
  6. The Psychology of People Who Stay in Unhappy Marriages. Relationships Cycle.

    6D AGO

    The Psychology of People Who Stay in Unhappy Marriages. Relationships Cycle.

    Why do people stay in unhappy marriages—even when love, intimacy, or trust are gone? In this episode, The Psychology of People Who Stay in Unhappy Marriages, we explore the deep emotional, psychological, and social forces that keep individuals stuck in relationships that no longer serve them. Drawing from psychology, attachment theory, trauma bonding, fear of change, societal pressure, financial dependence, and emotional conditioning, this episode breaks down the hidden reasons people choose familiarity over fulfillment. We unpack how guilt, hope, sunk-cost fallacy, childhood patterns, and fear of loneliness quietly influence decision-making—and why leaving can feel more terrifying than staying. Whether you’re questioning your own relationship, trying to understand a loved one, or fascinated by relationship psychology, this episode offers clarity, compassion, and insight—without judgment. In this episode, we cover: The psychology behind staying in unhappy marriages Fear, attachment styles, and emotional dependency Why “staying for the kids” is more complex than it sounds Trauma bonds and the illusion of hope How societal and cultural expectations shape relationship choices The emotional cost of staying vs. the fear of leaving. 🎧 Listen now and uncover the psychology behind one of the hardest relationship choices people make. Please Support this Podcast by Following and don't forget to rate us. Thank You. For Sponsorship Please contact Parentrelationcycle@gmail.com

    20 min
  7. Just Say These 6 Words and You’ll Attract Anyone. Relationships Cycle.

    JAN 30

    Just Say These 6 Words and You’ll Attract Anyone. Relationships Cycle.

    Just Say These 6 Words and You’ll Attract Anyone is a deep-dive into the psychology of attraction, influence, and instant connection. In this episode, we break down the six powerful words that quietly trigger trust, curiosity, and emotional resonance—whether you’re dating, networking, selling, or simply trying to be remembered. Backed by behavioral psychology, real-world examples, and subtle communication techniques, you’ll learn why these words work, when to use them, and how to say them naturally without sounding rehearsed or manipulative. If you’ve ever wondered how some people effortlessly draw others in, this episode reveals the science and strategy behind that magnetic effect. Please Support this Podcast by Following and don't forget to rate us. Thank You. For Sponsorship Please contact Parentrelationcycle@gmail.com

    6 min
  8. 7 Habits That Raise STRONG Kids | Parenting That Builds Emotional Strength Early. Parenting Cycle.

    JAN 28

    7 Habits That Raise STRONG Kids | Parenting That Builds Emotional Strength Early. Parenting Cycle.

    Are you raising a child who can handle big emotions, bounce back from challenges, and grow into a confident, resilient adult? In this powerful episode of 7 Habits That Raise STRONG Kids, we break down the core parenting habits that build emotional strength early—long before life tests your child’s confidence and coping skills. You’ll discover: The 7 research-backed habits emotionally strong kids develop at home How everyday parenting moments shape resilience, self-esteem, and emotional intelligence What emotionally strong parenting looks like in real life (not perfection) Common parenting mistakes that unintentionally weaken emotional resilience Simple shifts you can make today to raise mentally strong, confident kids This episode is for parents who want to move beyond “good behavior” and focus on raising emotionally healthy, resilient children who can manage stress, communicate feelings, and thrive in an unpredictable world. Whether you’re parenting toddlers, kids, or teens, these habits will help you build emotional strength early—before problems show up later. 🎧 Press play and start raising strong kids from the inside out. Please Support this Podcast by Following and don't forget to rate us. Thank You.  For sponsorship Please email below  Parentrelationcycle@gmail.com

    5 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
    177
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © Cycle of Relationships
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