Soothe and strengthen the pregnant body! Yoga asanas (poses) and pranayama (breathing techniques) can be incredible palliative measures for the symptoms of pregnancy, as well as invaluable tools for the journey through labor and birth. Also, it’s fun, and you meet other pregnant queens, and we laugh a lot.

Absolutely! Pregnancy is a wonderful time to begin a yoga practice. Our class moves slowly and mindfully, and can be adapted for a variety of strength and mobility levels.

This class is designed to be accessible to most bodies, regardless of size, flexibility, or level of fitness. Curiosity and willingness are all you need. We welcome YOU.

There are many reasons someone can be deemed “high-risk”. If you wish, speak with your provider for their opinion on low-impact prenatal exercise. Additionally, I suggest that you define risk for yourself and trust that you know what’s best for you and your baby.

Firstly, babies can be born breech! If you are interested in encouraging your babe to move into a new position, movement and yoga can be helpful. If you wish, speak with your provider for their opinion on low-impact prenatal exercise for breech presenting babies.

Your pelvic bowl is the complex structure of bones, muscles, and connective tissue, that includes your ilium bones (hip bones), sacrum, tailbone, pubic bone, and top of the femur (thigh bone). Your pelvic floor is a basket of interwoven tissues that form the "floor" of your pelvic bowl. In our class, we focus on the physiology and function of the pelvis, connect with our pelvic floor muscles through breath and movement, and learn which actions and positions help the baby engage, move through, and exit the pelvis.