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The Nurture Code podcast

The Nurture Code podcast

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 In this every episodes of The Nurture Code Podcast, I’m opening up about one of the most personal parts of my motherhood journey — the criticism I faced from family and others for the way I chose to parent my daughter. From being told I was "too soft" to being judged for not following traditional advice, I’ve heard it all. But through it, I discovered the power of trusting my instincts, embracing conscious parenting, and standing strong for what feels right for me and my baby. If you’ve ever felt judged, misunderstood, or pressured as a parent — this episode is for you. Let’s break the silence and walk this path together.Copyright The Nurture Code Podcast Social Sciences
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  • Season 2, Episode 3 - Parenting the Child You Have — Not the One You Imagined

    Season 2, Episode 3 - Parenting the Child You Have — Not the One You Imagined
    Nov 11 2025
    Do you ever catch yourself comparing your child to others…
    or feeling guilty that your parenting doesn’t look like you imagined it would?

    You’re not alone, mama 💕

    In this deeply emotional episode, Sandhya shares a heartfelt reminder every parent needs to hear —
    that your child was never meant to be a copy of anyone else.
    They came with their own energy, emotions, and pace — and your job isn’t to fix them… it’s to understand them.

    💫 You’ll discover:
    🌿 How to stop comparing your child and start connecting
    🌿 The reason your expectations create stress — for both of you
    🌿 Gentle ways to parent your real child, with love and acceptance

    Because parenting gets lighter the moment you stop chasing perfection —
    and start cherishing the little soul right in front of you 💖
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    5 mins
  • Season 2, Episode 2 - Why Your Toddler Acts Out Most With You (and Why That’s Actually a Good Thing)

    Season 2, Episode 2 - Why Your Toddler Acts Out Most With You (and Why That’s Actually a Good Thing)
    Nov 4 2025
    Does your toddler behave perfectly with everyone else — but melts down the moment they’re with you?
    You’re not alone, mama 💕

    In this episode, Sandhya shares a powerful truth every parent needs to hear:
    Your child’s biggest tantrums aren’t about disrespect — they’re about safety.
    They act out with you because they feel safe enough to let go, cry, and release the emotions they’ve been holding in all day.

    💫 You’ll discover:
    🌸 Why your child “saves” their hardest moments for you
    🌸 How to stay calm when they lose control
    🌸 The simple mindset shift that turns meltdowns into connection moments

    Because when you understand what’s really happening behind those tears, you stop taking it personally —
    and start parenting from love, not frustration. 💖
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    5 mins
  • Season 2, Episode 1 - When Your Child’s Behavior Triggers Your Inner Child

    Season 2, Episode 1 - When Your Child’s Behavior Triggers Your Inner Child
    Oct 28 2025
    Have you ever felt that sudden rush of anger or frustration when your child doesn’t listen — and you don’t even know why it hit you so hard?

    In this heartfelt episode, Sandhya shares how our children often mirror the parts of us that still need healing. When your toddler screams or refuses, it’s not just “misbehavior” — it’s an invitation to pause, reflect, and gently meet your own inner child.

    💫 You’ll learn:
    🌿 Why certain behaviors trigger you so deeply
    🌿 How to respond from calm instead of reacting from pain
    🌿 Simple steps to begin your own healing while raising your child

    Because parenting isn’t about perfection —
    it’s about connection and healing, one moment at a time 💖
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    4 mins
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