The Parenting Revival Podcast

Welcome to The Parenting Revival Podcast with Sharanya V, the podcast where we dive deep into the world of parenthood, helping you conquer sleep deprivation, navigate mental torment, tackle marital struggles, overcome parenting difficulties, and restore order to your household chaos.I'm your host, Sharanya V and in each episode, we embark on a journey of revival. Together, we'll explore practical tips, engage in insightful conversations, and share real-life stories that resonate with the highs and lows of parenting.Join me as we unravel the mysteries of parenthood, providing you with actionable strategies to reclaim balance in your life. Whether you're a new parent adjusting to the sleepless nights or a seasoned pro seeking ways to strengthen your relationships. The Parenting Revival Podcast is your compass for support and understanding.Subscribe now and let's revive together, one episode at a time. Because it's not just a podcast – it's a roadmap to a more harmonious and fulfill

The Parenting Revival Podcast is a kids podcast hosted by Sharanya V, with 91 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Sharanya V hosts The Parenting Revival Podcast, a kids show with 91 episodes published.

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  EP91: Weaponized Incompetence — How It Damages Marriage and Parenting

  Feb 14, 202617 minS0

  <p>Weaponized incompetence isn’t about chores. It’s about power, responsibility, and emotional load inside a family system. In this episode, I unpack the psychology behind avoidance patterns — why some men underperform at home, how it becomes neurologically reinforced, and why it slowly erodes respect in a marriage. More importantly, we explore how this dynamic affects children. Because your marriage is your child’s blueprint. In This Episode, I Cover: The science of avoidance conditioning and ego protection How “I don’t know how” becomes a reward loop The nervous system patterns behind withdrawal and underperformance Why parent–child dynamics inside...

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  EP 90: Instead of blaming trauma, take action

  Feb 13, 202613 minS0

  <p>In this episode, I talk about trauma in a grounded, honest way. Your past may explain your patterns — but it does not have to define your future. We explore the difference between understanding your wounds and living inside them. Because awareness without action keeps you stuck. In This Episode, I Cover: What trauma actually does to the nervous system Why triggers are body memories, not character flaws The danger of over-identifying with your past How to stop blaming your history for your present behaviour What real nervous system repair looks like Healing is not about pretending nothing happened. It’s ab...

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  EP:89 When not to go for couples therapy.

  Feb 12, 202614 minS0

  <p>Couples therapy can be life-changing. But it is not appropriate for every couple. In this episode, I talk openly about the situations where I will not proceed with couples therapy — and why responsible therapists sometimes say no. Because therapy is not about saving every relationship at all costs. It’s about safety, readiness, and real growth. In This Episode, I Cover: Why couples therapy is not a courtroom The foundational conditions required for therapy to work When therapy can unintentionally cause harm The ethical responsibility of screening couples properly 🚩 Situations Where Couples Therapy Is NOT Appropriate: Active abuse (physical, emotion...

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  EP88: How going off social media has helped me feel lighter

  Feb 11, 202612 minS0

  <p>In this episode, I share something personal — my decision to step away from social media, even as an entrepreneur whose work depends on being visible. For years, I believed that constant online presence was necessary for growth. That showing up daily was the price of building a business. But what I didn’t realise was how heavy it had quietly become. In this episode, I talk about: Why I chose to go off social media — even when it felt “risky” The subtle mental load of always being visible How comparison and performance creep into our nervous system What happened to my anxi...

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  EP 87: Dad Guilt : The truth about why fathers don't feel like mother's do

  Dec 18, 202516 minS0

  <p>The Truth About Why Fathers Don’t Feel Guilt Like Mothers Do Why does mum guilt feel constant and crushing — while dads seem to move through life with far less emotional weight?</p> <p>In this episode, I break down dad guilt vs mum guilt, not from a blaming lens, but from a nervous system, conditioning, and role-expectation perspective.</p> <p>This is not about who cares more. It’s about how men and women are wired, socialised, and stressed differently after becoming parents. In this episode, I cover:</p> <p>• Why mum guilt is constant, intrusive, and emotionally exhausti...

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