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The Brainy Moms

Dr. Amy Moore
Cognitive Skills
Parenting
Education
ADHD
Family Dynamics
Homeschooling
Holiday Stress
Parenting Teens
Parenting Adult Children
Child Development
Mental Health
Social Media and Kids
Communication Between Parents and Teens
Financial Stress
Self-Sufficiency
Learningrx
Memory
Differently Wired
Tilt Parenting
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The Brainy Moms is a parenting podcast hosted by cognitive psychologist Dr. Amy Moore and Sandy Zamalis. The weekly show features conversations about parenting, psychology, child development, education, homeschooling, neuroscience, and faith with practical tips to help parents navigate the ups and downs of parenthood. We're helping moms (and dads) get smarter...one episode at a time! Find us at ww... more

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Your child’s health starts in the gut. The immune system and brain are taking cues from the same place every day. On this episode of The Brainy Moms Podcast, Dr. Amy and Sandy sit down with integrative pediatrician Dr. Elisa Song, a leading voice in ... more

Firm parenting isn't the same as 'mean' parenting. And your child isn’t “pushing your buttons” because they’re broken. Sometimes the real problem is that we’ve never been taught a clear, repeatable way to stay calm, set firm boundaries, and teach kid... more

A lot of parenting advice sounds like a to-do list. Dr. Will Dobud joins us to make the case for something both simpler and harder: stop chasing the perfect technique and start rebuilding the conditions where kids can actually thrive. We talk about y... more

Have you tried parenting through playfulness? "Play" isn't usually what we think of as our kid melts down when it’s time to leave the park, ignores us at clean-up time, or suddenly “can’t remember” the three things we just asked them to do. But maybe... more

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Recent Guests

Nicholeen Peck
Parenting behaviorist and family advocate
Teach Self-Government; Worldwide Organization for Women; United Nations advocate
Episode: Firm Parenting Re-Imagined | Nicholeen Peck
Will Dobud
Award-winning social worker, researcher and educator; co-author of Kids These Days
Independent/Author
Episode: Stop Teaching Zen to 5 Year Olds (& Other Parenting Advice) | Dr. Will Dobud
Dr. Kim Van Dusen
The Parentologist, author of Parenting Through Play
The Parentologist
Episode: Parenting Through Playfulness | Dr. Kim Van Dusen
Rebecca Fontanetta
Pediatric neuropsychologist
Neuropsychopedia; private practice
Episode: Diagnosis 101: Does a Label Help or Hurt Your Child? | Dr. Rebecca Fontanetta
Debra Fileta
Licensed professional counselor, bestselling author, national speaker; founder of Debra Fileta Counselors Network
Debra Fileta Counselors Network
Episode: Burnout Proof: Soul Care, Rest, & Boundaries for Busy Moms | Debra Fileta
Evan Berger
The Dumb Dads founder, co-host of The Dumb Dads
The Dumb Dads
Episode: The Dumb Dads Finally Meet The Brainy Moms
Kevin Laferriere
The Dumb Dads co-founder, creator of humorous parenting content
The Dumb Dads
Episode: The Dumb Dads Finally Meet The Brainy Moms
Dr. Kelly Cagle
Parenting educator, ADHD researcher, host of Parenting IQ podcast
Independent researcher/educator
Episode: ADHD-Friendly Organization Tips | Dr. Kelly Cagle
Dr. Rochelle Matthews-Somerville
Special needs education consultant, homeschooling advocate
EFM Educational Consultants; HSLDA
Episode: Rethinking Organization for Disorganized Kids | Dr. Rochelle Matthews Somerville

Host

Dr. Amy Moore
Cognitive Psychologist and Child Development Specialist with a focus on providing resources and strategies for parents to better understand and support their children's development.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 46 ratings
  • Great Host

    I loved chatting with Amy. She is fun and insightful. I am glad to be a guest on her podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jenn Robb
    United States9 months ago
  • I always learn from the Brainy Moms podcast!

    I love this podcast! Dr. Amy Moore’s enthusiasm for helping parents is a gift! I always learn something new!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DonnaAJ
    United States3 years ago
  • Smart Conversations !

    I recently had the privilege of being a guest on the Brainy Moms Podcast and and highly recommend it as a solid resource for people who are looking for elevated conversations about parenting.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LMDRSE
    United States3 years ago
  • Mom of 2

    I love the positive, practical tips and authentic conversations I hear from these Brainy Moms! They offer a wide variety of helpful information for parents who have children of any age!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sooz McDaniel
    United States3 years ago
  • A psychologist and mom hosts terrific guests

    Interesting topics for parenting today with rotating co-hosts. This podcast is with your time if you want to be a better parent! Highly recommend.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CMuchnick
    United States3 years ago

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Many appreciate the practical tips and relatable content, finding it both uplifting and informative for their parenting journey.
The supportive community and warm approach to discussions make it a favorite among parents seeking connection and understanding in their parenting challenges.
Listeners praise the podcast for its insightful discussions on complex parenting issues, often highlighting the expert knowledge of the hosts and guests.

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Parenting Through Playfulness | Dr. Kim Van Dusen
Q: What advice do you have for exhausted parents who feel they don't have time to play?
Lead with connection first: make play the default, not a reward. Pre-packaged activities and a 'play basket' or a ready sensory setup reduce friction, making it easier to connect even on busy days and then segue into responsibilities.
Parenting Through Playfulness | Dr. Kim Van Dusen
Q: How do you translate therapy concepts like play therapy into home life for everyday parents who aren't clinicians?
By reframing play as micro, everyday pockets of time, not long sessions. Use language that invites participation, create ready-to-use play options like a sensory bin or a quick role-play scenario, and emphasize trust and safety as the foundation of behavior management.
Parenting Through Playfulness | Dr. Kim Van Dusen
Q: Can you give our listeners some practical ideas to lower the temperature during a meltdown or regain control during an obstinate moment?
Yes. Use simple, relatable cues (like a train metaphor or playful sound) to reframe the moment, pause, and redirect into a short, engaging transition. The goal is to acknowledge the emotion, offer a playful alternative, and move to a calmer activity without shaming, keeping the connection intact and the child engaged.
Burnout Proof: Soul Care, Rest, & Boundaries for Busy Moms | Debra Fileta
Q: Did it take some time for you to think and pray about what having more fun looks like in a God-honoring way, or did you feel freedom to step into it?
Debra describes an automatic sense of freedom to embrace more fun within God-honoring boundaries, recognizing it as part of aligning with the Spirit rather than a deviation from purpose.
The Dumb Dads Finally Meet The Brainy Moms
Q: How did The Dumb Dads start, and why is the brand plural when the podcast name is singular?
The duo explains they started while their kids were young, using an inside joke about the uninvolved TV dads and decided to create a podcast to talk about being involved, ultimately adopting The Dumb Dads as a brand to reflect their combined identity and avoid the single-dad trope.

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A parenting podcast that equips listeners with intelligent insights and strategies to enhance family dynamics, this series features expert discussions on a variety of topics including child development, psychology, educational techniques, and emotional well-being. Listeners can expect practical advice tailored to different age groups, ensuring relevance to their parenting stage. The show's hosts, who include a cognitive psychologist and various specialists, bring a blend of academic expertise and personal experience, making the content both relatable and informative. Each episode typically focuses on current issues and trends in parenting, aiming to empower mothers through knowledge and community support.

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1. Nicholeen Peck
2. Will Dobud
3. Dr. Kim Van Dusen
4. Rebecca Fontanetta
5. Debra Fileta
6. Evan Berger
7. Kevin Laferriere
8. Dr. Kelly Cagle

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