Dr. Amy Moore is a cognitive psychologist and child development specialist with over 25 years of experience in the field. She is also the Research Director for LearningRx and the host of the Brainy Moms podcast. Kim Hanson is the CEO of LearningRx, and her passion is to help professionals, educators, and parents learn more about cognitive skills and how they impact real-life performance.

Today we’re chatting about cognitive skill development, learning difficulties with kids, and how to optimize learning. I’m excited to share this episode because we focus so much on moms, but if a child is experiencing learning difficulties we all know how much that can affect a mom’s (and family’s) well-being.

Listen in as we talk about the factors that influence cognitive ability, including the factors that parents can influence such as diet, physical activity, and screen time. Amy and Kim also share how parents can determine the learning strengths and weaknesses that a child has, and how LearningRx is helping to optimize learning for children.

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