Tag "kids yoga"

5 Kid-Friendly Gratitude-Building Practices for Thanksgiving

The holidays can be a lovely time that brings food, family and friends together. It’s often a time of abundance…food, gifts, loved ones. As parents and caregivers we want our kids to enjoy all that they have, but also feel and express gratitude for both the material and non-material, and have a desire to give as much as receive.

Yoga With Dad

A heart-warming tale of a dad and his daughter! Read this inspiring story by Featured Writer, yoga studio owner and father, Ryan Glidden.

3 Ways Yoga Helps Your Kids Get Ready for School

School is approaching and in some places in the country it has actually begun. There are some wonderful tools out there to help your kids get both their brains and bodies ready for school and helping to keep them calm and focused.

5 Poses to Increase Flexibility

As we age, we lose water in our tissues and intervertebral discs, our muscles and tendons lose elasticity,  and we start to experience the all too familiar feeling of “stiffness

3 Tips for Parents to Introduce Yoga to Their Kids

The popularity of yoga among children is increasing in the United States, with more than 8 percent of youngsters (4.9 million) practicing yoga in 2018, up from about 3 percent

A Mantra Practice for Fall

A mantra is a form of positive self-talk and a reminder of of our truth that separates us from the often confusing stories our mind can tell us.

5 Kid-Friendly Yoga Poses to Help Manage the Bedtime Battle

Bedtime can be tricky. This beautifully written and illustrated book makes it fun with 5 soothing kid-friendly yoga poses and techniques for better rest.

Thoughts…by 4 Yoga Moms

These yoga moms dish out some tips and advice on motherhood and self care!

Three Kids Yoga Poses to Help Start Fall on the Right Foot

Try these 3 yoga poses with
your kids to help them create a foundation of strength and balance that will carry them
into Fall and through the seasons.

Sharing Nature with Children — Slow Down, Get Dirty and Celebrate!

We all know that children are naturally connected with nature. Think of the way a child intuitively immerses in the sand and water at the beach, or slows down to