Motherhood isn’t a set of separate, isolated events. Instead, it’s a continuum, a dynamic and evolving process that stretches from before the moment of conception through postpartum and beyond. From fertility challenges to reframing labor to understanding postpartum, learning to be present, setting healthy boundaries and bonding with baby is an ever-evolving process for a mom. Get tips on how to navigate the early days of motherhood. 

Daily movement keeps mama feeling well and baby developing optimally. Keep your hips open and healthy and shoulders supple while reducing stress and anxiety.

Motherhood requires surrender, and surrender requires practice. Letting go of control isn't always easy. The more you practice, the easier it becomes which ultimately leads to freedom and joy.

Listening is an art, and a regular meditation provides a sturdy foundation on which a mother learns to listen, first to herself and to her child.  Bring meditation into labor for calm and confidence. Discover how it’s a loving pathway to knowing the Self intimately. 

Using your breath as a focal point is an effective way to steady the mind and create space in the body. Breath techniques helps a new mom stay grounded and centered during pregnancy and beyond. Techniques also help with postpartum recovery.

During pregnancy when there’s so much to think about and planning to do, it’s challenging to stay present. Yoga is an ideal way for a new mom to take control of her body and her mind, helping her to relieve anxiety as she confidently prepares for labor and birth.

A home yoga practice is a powerful tool for self-care for a new mom. Clear space in your home, in your day and in your mind.  Like a newborn, a home practice needs attention and care. With steady dedication, it grows. Nurture it, and it will nurture you.

Yoga cultivates deep trust. This inward journey helps a pregnant mom cultivate equanimity and learn to trust nature, her baby and herself.

Deep, conscious breathing helps a new mom create pace internally, in the body as well as the mind.  It supports the physiological and brain development of her baby.

Yoga poses, known as asana, benefits a woman physically, mentally and emotionally as she prepares her body, mind and soul for the challenges of labor, birth and motherhood. With a regular and consistent practice, a new mom can feel well during pregnancy while making a positive impact on her baby.