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The Brainy Moms

Hosted by Dr. Amy Moore · kids · EN-US

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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 www.TheBrainyMoms.com and on social media @TheBrainyMoms

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36%

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Selective

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What is The Brainy Moms about?

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 www.

Who hosts The Brainy Moms?

The Brainy Moms is hosted by Dr. Amy Moore. The show has published 219 episodes to date.

What has The Brainy Moms covered recently?

Recent episodes include "ADHD Awareness Every Day: Real Struggles In Women with ADHD | Dr. Kelly Cagle" (20 October 2026, 49 minutes), "School Refusal Decoded by an OT | Sarah Collins" (15 October 2026, 53 minutes), and "Parenting ADHD Kids: Dr. Amy Shares Myths, Tips, and Advice About Online Advice" (6 October 2026, 37 minutes).

How often does The Brainy Moms publish?

The Brainy Moms publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 55 minutes across 219 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on The Brainy Moms?

Booking probability for The Brainy Moms is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Brainy Moms requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Brainy Moms's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch The Brainy Moms?

The strongest fits for The Brainy Moms are Family & Social Services. The Brainy Moms has a kids audience.

About the host

Dr. Amy Moore hosts The Brainy Moms, a kids podcast with 219 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Episode #622

    ADHD Awareness Every Day: Real Struggles In Women with ADHD | Dr. Kelly Cagle

    Oct 20, 202649 minS6

    ADHD Awareness Month is a good time to share ADHD resources, but if you’re a woman with ADHD, you don’t need a special month to bring awareness to your own daily struggles. On this episode of The Brainy Moms Podcast...

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    School Refusal Decoded by an OT | Sarah Collins

    Oct 15, 202653 min

    School refusal can show up as a slammed laptop, a child who won’t enter the building, or a full-body meltdown at the kitchen table. What if we treat that moment like a clue, not a verdict? That shift could change...

  • Episode #621

    Parenting ADHD Kids: Dr. Amy Shares Myths, Tips, and Advice About Online Advice

    Oct 6, 202637 minS6

    Are you parenting ADHD kids and wondering how to filter through all the ADHD advice out there? Absorbing information online during ADHD Awareness Month can feel like drinking from a firehose. Everyone has a tip, a reel...

  • Episode #620

    Made to Create: A Biblical Perspective on Homeschool Art & Artistry | Ryan Lauterio

    Sep 29, 20261 hourS6

    Most families think of “art” as an elective, but our kids are being shaped by aesthetics all day long. Clothing, movies, book covers, music, room design, even the way a table is set can train what we value without us...

  • Episode #618

    Go Play! Part 2: Playful Homeschooling, Sensory Play, and Screens | Kate Allen Fox

    Sep 15, 202648 minS6

    Enjoying our conversations about play? Let's talk about playful homeschooling, sensory play, and screens. Last week, early childhood educator Gennie Gorback helped us understand why child-led, open-ended play is so...

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  • Episode #617

    Go Play! Part 1: Making Space for the Wonder of Childhood | Gennie Gorback, MS Ed

    Sep 8, 20261h 1mS6

    What if “play” is actually some of your child’s most important experiences? In Part 1 of our two-part conversation with the co-authors of Go Play: How Parents Can Empower Kids to Build Their Own Worlds , educator Gennie...

  • Episode #616

    Calm and Confident Mindset for Homeschool Moms | Lori Beth Auldridge

    Sep 1, 202649 minS6

    What if all your homeschooling chaos needs is a new calm and confident mindset? Being a homeschooling mom can feel like a daily referendum on your parenting, especially when you are teaching multiple kids, supporting...

  • Episode #615

    Homeschool Freedom, Flexibility, and Fit | Cheryl Daley

    Aug 25, 202655 minS6

    Wondering about homeschool freedom and flexibility? And how homeschooling might be a fit for your family? On this episode of The Brainy Moms Podcast, Dr. Amy and Sandy talk with Cheryl Daley, author, speaker, and host...

  • Episode #614

    Preparing Kids to Thrive in an AI World | Wylde Scott

    Aug 18, 20261h 17mS6

    In an AI world, a robot can anticipate your needs, clean your house, and do your job. It sounds like science fiction until you realize how fast AI is already reshaping the world as we know it. That speed of change...

  • Episode #613

    There Are Moms Worse Than You | Glenn Boozan

    Aug 11, 202649 minS6

    The truth is, there are moms way worse than you! And the fastest way to feel like a better parent might be a laugh you did not expect. On this episode of The Brainy Moms Podcast. Dr. Amy and Sandy talk with Glenn...

  • Episode #612

    Personalized Learning for Your Homeschooled Child | Jessica Parnell

    Aug 4, 202648 minS6

    Your child isn’t a “grade level” they’re a whole person, and the fastest way to lose motivation is to teach them like they’re interchangeable. On this episode of The Brainy Moms Podcast, Dr. Amy and Sandy sit down with...

  • Episode #611

    Homeschooling Teens: Why “Do Nothing” Deschooling Backfires and How Eclectic Unschoolers Use Guardrails Instead | Janae Daniels

    Jul 28, 202656 minS6

    Many parents are told to “just deschool and do nothing” after pulling their kids out of traditional school—but with middle school and high schoolers, that advice often backfires. In this conversation with former middle...

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    Nurturing Leadership & Grit Through Hard Things | Dr. Josh McConkey

    Jul 21, 202641 min

    If you’ve ever stepped in to “help” your child and realized you might be making things worse, this conversation will hit home. On this episode of The Brainy Moms Podcast, Dr. Amy sits down with Dr. Josh McConkey, an...

  • Episode #611

    Avoid Homeschool Mom Burnout (and Find Joy Again) | Jenna Lynn Myers

    Jul 14, 202654 minS6

    Homeschool mom burnout is real—and it doesn’t mean you’re failing or that God is calling you to quit. In this episode of The Brainy Moms Podcast, Dr. Amy and Sandy talk with former classroom teacher, veteran homeschool...

  • Episode #611

    Dopamine Magnets: How to Replace Screens, Social Media, and Junk Food with High Value Habits | Dr. Michaeleen Doucleff

    Jul 7, 202659 minS6

    Dopamine gets blamed for everything from doomscrolling to snack attacks, but the real problem is that most of us were taught the wrong story. On this episode of The Brainy Moms Podcast, Dr. Amy and Sandy chat with...

  • Episode #611

    Sensory Smart Homeschooling: Encore Conversations with the Homeschool OT Sarah Collins

    Jun 30, 20261h 16mS6

    Your child can be bright, curious, and capable and still melt down over an itchy tag, loud kitchen noise, or a schedule that won’t budge. That’s not “bad behavior.” It’s often sensory processing colliding with executive...

  • Episode #610

    Best of Christy Faith Homeschool Conversations

    Jun 9, 202650 minS6

    Educator and homeschool mentor Christy Faith is brutally clear on what’s driving so many families to rethink education. On this mash-up of the best moments from previous conversations with Christy Faith on The Brainy...

  • Episode #610

    Tidy Dad Tips on Flexibility, Time, and Scruffy Hospitality | Tyler Moore

    Jun 2, 202655 minS6

    Do you love the tips from Tidy Dad on Instagram? Then you'll love this hour with us! On this episode of The Brainy Moms Podcast, Dr. Amy and Sandy sit down with Tyler Moore, better known as Tidy Dad, to talk about small...

  • Episode #610

    Your Child’s Health Starts in the Gut | Dr. Elisa Song

    May 26, 20261 hourS6

    <p>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...

  • Episode #610

    Firm Parenting Re-Imagined | Nicholeen Peck

    May 19, 202659 minS6

    <p>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...

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