Little Yogis
Monday, June 21st, 2010
Think about what yoga does for you. Wouldn’t it be great if you could pass it on to your kids? It’s certain—yoga is not just for adults. In fact, many schools and teachers incorporate yoga poses and instruction into their every-day curriculum. The positive effects are plentiful. It not only helps with children’s concentration, but it promotes wellness, spurs creativity, instills the importance of de-stressing and self-reflection, and much more. (Check out the Yoga in Schools organization for a whole slew of information.) Of course, the bet instruction starts at home. If you want to encourage your little one’s interest in yoga, here are some creative takes on the traditional yoga moves you know and love (‘crab walk table top’ for plank pose, ‘super hero’ for locust pose, ‘pencil stretch’ for savasana…you get the idea). Play around—it’s a great way to get started.





