Coping with the Transition to Parenthood
Episode description
Becoming parents is a life-changing journey—one filled with both heartwarming joys and unexpected challenges. So how can couples prepare themselves to navigate this major transition?
In this episode, we hear from Jason and Mariko, a couple who share their honest reflections on what it takes to stay connected through the ups and downs of early parenthood. Jason believes in the intentional of casual, simple conversations—no matter how busy life gets. Mariko emphasizes the importance of keeping an open mind and truly listening to one another as they grow together.
Tune in to discover how they support each other and stick together as a team through this transformative season of life.
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Increasing loneliness and disconnection, rise of porn addiction and voyeurism, rise of AI companions, and confusion over sexuality and identity — these worrying trends have arisen among married couples and the youth.
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