THE PARENTING IQ PODCAST

Family Rhythms, Neurodivergence, &
Parenting Challenges and Solutions

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The Parenting IQ Podcast is your go-to show for turning real-life parenting struggles into powerful learning opportunities. Whether you're raising a neurodivergent child, homeschooling, or navigating the pressures of academics and behavior, this podcast will equip you with practical tools and research-backed strategies to build a thriving home culture.

Hosted by Dr. Kelly Cagle-- a PhD in education, ADHD researcher, and homeschooling mom of three boys-- each episode unpacks how to use the daily little moments (yes, even the messy ones!) as opportunities to teach life skills, character, and emotional intelligence that go far beyond the textbook.

The show is proudly part of The Christian Parenting Podcast Network.

Topics include:

  • ADHD-friendly parenting strategies

  • How to motivate your kids without nagging

  • Building confident, connected families

  • Teaching life skills that stick

  • Rethinking academics for real-world success

  • Managing sibling dynamics and home rhythms

  • Biblical wisdom + brain science and so much more

Our mission is to help you use the daily little moments as big learning opportunities.

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What If Burnout Isn’t About Your Schedule at All? w/ Yvette Henry

In this episode of the Parenting IQ Podcast, Dr. Kelly Cagle sits down with Yvette Henry to unpack a powerful question many parents are asking: What if burnout isn’t really about being too busy? Together, they explore the emotional, mental, and spiritual weight that moms and families carry behind the scenes, and why true healing often starts beneath the surface. Yvette shares practical encouragement for recognizing burnout, creating healthier rhythms, and learning how to care for yourself without guilt so you can show up more fully for the people you love.

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Mom Burnout: 5 Ways to Avoid Exhaustion and Enjoy Motherhood Again

Feeling exhausted in motherhood? You’re not alone. In this episode, Dr. Kelly Cagle dives into the hidden causes of mom burnout and shares five powerful shifts to help you reclaim peace, energy, and joy in your home. This is your reminder that you don’t have to live in survival mode—you were meant to thrive.

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  • Avoiding parental burnout

  • How to fight the current mental health crisis

  • Eight ways people are wired as learners through the 8 Multiple Intelligences theoretical lens

  • Improving home life with an ADHD child: Simple habits that make a big difference

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