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4.9
18 Reviews
Nov 29, 2017
Great class for my 2.5 year old. Activities were age appropriate and instructor was helpful.
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Little Feet Yoga
Monkey Do! Yoga
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About
Little bodies love to move and learn about the world around them! This class is a great introduction to the world of yoga geared for kids moving in the world. We'll read books and integrate yoga poses, learn songs, play games, play with sound and quiet, develop the art of savasana or rest pose and plant the seeds of mindfulness in little bodies and minds! So much to learn and explore- join us! Great for crawlers to four years.
When to arrive:
5 minutes before
Cancellation policy:
24 hours in advance
Caregiver required:
Yes
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Provider
279 3rd Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11215
Park Slope
(347) 987-3797
About
Enjoy traditional yoga, music and movement classes, and open play at Monkey Do! Yoga in Brooklyn, which offers a variety of classes for kids of all ages and abilities. The studio boasts a wide-open space along with a backyard area for outdoor play. Monkey Do! Yoga offers yoga for babies, yoga for toddlers ages two to four, music and movement classes, and family yoga. The studio also offers post-natal resources like yoga for new moms and their babies, and a New Mom Group meetup, which helps moms to build a new community of parents. For a less structured experience, attend the studio's Open Play sessions! Monkey Do! Yoga also offers special needs classes for children with sensory sensitivities, which incorporate a mixture of games, breath work and relaxing techniques.
Editor’s Tip
Marni Sandler founded Monkey Do! Yoga on the principles that learning and growth happen best through play, and that yoga is an important way to help all children, including those with sensory processing disorders, reach their full potential.
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