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Long Game Parent
Lauryn Gregg
15 episodes
6 days ago
The Long Game Parent is the podcast for working moms and dads who want to win at work and at home—without burning out or losing sight of what matters most. Hosted by certified coach Lauryn Gregg, each episode blends emotional intelligence, practical strategies, and a sports-inspired “long game” mindset to help you raise resilient, confident kids while building a meaningful career. From handling conflict at home and in the office, to nurturing your kids’ critical thinking and your own peace of mind , each episode provide practices to make the juggling act of modern parenting more sustainable.
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The Long Game Parent is the podcast for working moms and dads who want to win at work and at home—without burning out or losing sight of what matters most. Hosted by certified coach Lauryn Gregg, each episode blends emotional intelligence, practical strategies, and a sports-inspired “long game” mindset to help you raise resilient, confident kids while building a meaningful career. From handling conflict at home and in the office, to nurturing your kids’ critical thinking and your own peace of mind , each episode provide practices to make the juggling act of modern parenting more sustainable.
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Parenting
Kids & Family
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6 - How to Decode What Your Child (and Colleagues) Are Really Saying Under that Tantrum aka All Behavior Is Communication
Long Game Parent
10 minutes 36 seconds
1 month ago
6 - How to Decode What Your Child (and Colleagues) Are Really Saying Under that Tantrum aka All Behavior Is Communication

Why do kids act out, shut down, or push our buttons at the worst times? What if every tantrum, eye-roll, or meltdown wasn’t bad behavior — but a message?

In this episode of The Long Game Parent, we dive into the powerful truth that all behavior is communication. Drawing from child development research, psychology, and real-life parenting moments, we’ll explore:

  • Why kids’ behavior is often a reflection of unmet needs or big feelings.

  • How to decode the signals behind tantrums, conflict, or “defiance.”

  • Simple strategies to respond with connection instead of control.

  • Why this principle also applies at work — from tricky colleagues to team dynamics.

When we shift from “how do I stop this?” to “what is this behavior telling me?” we not only build resilience and trust at home, but also sharpen our emotional intelligence in the workplace.

Because the long game of parenting — and leadership — isn’t about fixing behavior. It’s about listening to what it’s really saying.

👉 Press play to learn how to see behavior as communication, not conflict.

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Long Game Parent
The Long Game Parent is the podcast for working moms and dads who want to win at work and at home—without burning out or losing sight of what matters most. Hosted by certified coach Lauryn Gregg, each episode blends emotional intelligence, practical strategies, and a sports-inspired “long game” mindset to help you raise resilient, confident kids while building a meaningful career. From handling conflict at home and in the office, to nurturing your kids’ critical thinking and your own peace of mind , each episode provide practices to make the juggling act of modern parenting more sustainable.