As a Yoga mom of a four, almost five, year old Grace, I get to practice more of my yoga off the mat than on these days… Getting into a handstand is easy when I compare it to raising my daughter Grace. She challenges me to be patient, she gives me many opportunities to practice...
An inclusive class practices yoga. Learn about some of the benefits of yoga as you and your child explore the following fun and simple yoga poses together: Here is what you might say to your child as you both practice yoga together! Breathing (Pranayama): Every yoga class begins with a few quiet minutes to prepare...
Casey’s comments! I highly recommend you attend a prenatal Yoga class when expecting or trying to expect a little one. I teach on Tuesdays at Belly Bliss at 10:30am and Saturdays at 11 am. Join me. First class FREE! But if you can’t make it to a class take the recommendation from this article.. there...
by Marsha Therese Danzig, MEd In a recent article in Newsweek, it was reported that American children are in a creativity crisis. What does that mean? Children that are given less opportunity or support to role play, express emotions through play, problem solve, create imaginary worlds, make up play friends, and think outside the box...
Sorry can’t control the commercial here, but it’s worth the wait to hear what these amazing women say.. for the full video with my comments below click here….
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bweEYHr30mk My video response to the video above… httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkeT18l_l5o
Found this picture on Yoga Dork’s website… couldn’t help but post! 😉
If you’re a new mother, you probably have a very strong bond with your new baby. So strong that the thought of leaving the little one to workout makes you feel apprehensive and nervous but you can feel your fitness levels decreasing. There are supplements like glucuronolactone that you can take to improve your cardiovascular...
By Donna K Freeman Kids yoga has become increasingly popular as of late. However, many yoga instructors find themselves at a loss when faced with their first yoga class for kids. The instructors know the poses, how to develop flow sequences, various pranayama exercises, and how to perform adjustments. However, they now have a group...
by Jill Miller | August 30th, 2010 | Comments (1) topic: Fitness, Health & Wellness, Yoga Yoga yields many rewards. People will often start a practice of yoga because they hear it’s good for back pain, insomnia or for postural imbalances. But months down the road, they realize that they no longer get headaches or...
