Being pregnant can feel like a full time job. From doctors appointments, childbirth education classes and weekly self-care activities, I get it. Coming to yoga class weekly can be challenging to fit in our busy schedules. I recommend these three poses to practice daily. Whether you are able to make it to prenatal yoga class or only have five minutes, here are some poses to help get you moving and connect with your baby.
Read MoreThere are many good reasons to start a home practice. It could be something simple as limited financial resources, time, or you are just looking to tune into yourself and deepen your practice. Whatever your motivation, a home practice is excellent to begin at any time.
Read MoreWhile this practice can be very invigorating, it is not always ideal for expecting mothers. In traditional sun salutation sequence, it typically includes plank pose with a transition into upward facing or cobra. During pregnancy lying on the belly may not be physically possible and is considered a contraindication.
Read MoreI know what you're thinking. "But I can barely dress myself and make it out of the house!" You are overwhelmed with nighttime feedings, changing diapers, adjusting to a new routine and not to forget the postpartum healing your body is doing! Adding a new child to the family can be an overwhelming and sometimes stressful transition. Whether you're adding your first child or fifth child, every transition is different.
Read MoreAs your doula, my number one priority is you. I work with your healthcare provider to help you achieve the best possible birth experience.
Read MorePrenatal yoga classes are designed with the momma-to-be in mind. Great for both beginners and advance students. Once you have decided when to start prenatal yoga class, here is what you can expect from your first class:
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