Start your bond with baby and connect with other moms!

Prenatal/Postnatal Yoga | Sundays 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM | In-Person or Online

Join our supportive and informative new-moms-to-be class. Relax and lengthen areas of the body that are affected by pregnancy, while learning breathing and movement techniques that may help you move though your delivery. Invite your friends who are expecting and take class together! Then, come back after baby is born to start moving again.


Baby & Me Yoga On Demand Video Course

Strengthen your bond with baby while targeting developmental milestones with Baby And Me Yoga! This course features 30-minute and 15-minute practice videos, along with lectures on postpartum anatomy and baby development. 


Prenatal and Baby & Me Package

Purchase our Prenatal and Baby & Me Package and save! For $170 you’ll get access to 10 In-Person or Live Online Prenatal Classes and our Baby & Me Yoga Course. (It’s a $50 savings vs buying individual classes!)

Don’t worry, you can also use the 10 class credits for any of our other yoga classes — the package doesn’t expire. And you’ll have access to the on-demand Baby & Me course forever!

Simply purchase the package and you’ll be able to attend class via our class calendar. We’ll email you with a link for accessing the video course.


ABOUT INSTRUCTOR KATE WILCOX

Kate Wilcox Tarr is a 200HR Registered Yoga Teacher from Bucks County, PA. She received her certification at Dragonfly under Alexis Ridge-Simek and is a ChildLight certified baby and kids yoga teacher.  Kate uses her experience as a dancer, mother, writer and yogi to help others center themselves and reap the benefits of living a strong, balanced and connected life on and off the mat. Kate has practiced yoga in all forms since she was 15 years old and has used yoga to ease all of life’s transitions. She graduated from New York University in 2009 with a bachelor’s in Journalism and Spanish. After working as a reporter telling the stories of people from so many walks of life, Kate knows everyone can benefit from some brain-body-breath connection.