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EPISODE · Jun 6, 2017 · 49 MIN

161: How Children Reach Their Potential – A Conversation with Educator Nicole Gardner

from Art Creativity & Wellbeing · host Kay Lock Kolp

Recently I attended a presentation about all the key stuff happening in our kids' brains, in which today's guest, Nicole Gardner of the Bezos Family Foundation, shared research, stories, and ideas that resonated so deeply with me, I knew I needed to get her on the show. I learned that: – babies' brains create millions – millions! – of new neurons every second – young kids are all set to learn what they need to know, they come equipped with the best educational tools built-in – the single most important learning tool they need from their environment: trusted adults Today's conversation dives into raising kids in the best possible environment, taking advantage of the science around this subject and really cultivating a great relationship with our kids – something we want anyway, right? Click weturnedoutokay.com/161 for show notes and key links, including to a really cool app for parents, the Daily Vroom! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit kaylockkolp.substack.com/subscribe

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