How To Attend A Baby Yoga Class

Written by Baby Mummy Time x

I am a fully qualified Associate Teacher with Mama Baby Bliss. I have two beautiful ‘babies’ of my own, a 7 year old daughter and a 9 year old son (they grow-up far too fast!). I am very excited and passionate about the benefits of Baby Massage and Baby Yoga and look forward to sharing many special memories being forged between parents and their babies in my classes. Sam x

March 23, 2015

Baby yoga is a new trend and is fast becoming one of the more popular mother and baby activities. This is certainly for several key reasons, namely the opportunity for any mom to socialize with other mums, to get back in shape, and to stimulate your child. If you want to get involved with this exciting new trend then follow these basic steps.

The first step is to find out the age range before you attend the class. Some classes are made for babies who are not yet mobile, while others will be designed for those who have started crawling. Obviously, these classes are not to be mixed together – a baby that is crawling around can be difficult to manage when in an environment where all the others are sleeping. In addition, you are more likely to have a good time yourself as a mother if you have like-minded parents around you.

Make sure you bring all of the necessary accessories that you will need for the class. For example, it may be appropriate to bring along some toys, blankets, and some snacks for your child and yourself. In addition, always dress appropriately and try to wear something comfortable.

Before the class begins it might be a good idea to check around for any safety hazards. This is especially the case if your baby is more mobile. Electrical outlets, heaters, even a glass of water left unattended on the floor could potentially signify a hazard for young child. If your child is at an age where baby proofing is important, you will obviously need to ensure the studio is fully safe for you to feel completely comfortable within the environment.

In many cases during the class he will begin a session with your child sitting by your side or between your legs. Listen for instructions that will tell you how to involve the both of you in every pose. Some poses will involve both, while others will be individual. Try to sit close to other mothers as well if you are looking to socialize and meet new people.

When you need to deal with disruptions such as feeding, changing diapers, or simply dealing with an outburst of crying, follow the cues set out by the other mothers. The majority will simply attend to their babies before returning to class. Remember that you are in a relaxed environment and you are primary there to enjoy yourself.

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