by Yo Play Yoga | May 8, 2019 | For Parents, Kids Yoga & Mindfulness, mindful practice, mindfulness, Uncategorized
There is so much I love about technology. It allows me to stay in touch with my friends and family from all over the world, especially when we’re traveling in far away places. I use it for my business, obviously. I use it to homeschool my 3 kiddos. And just...
by Yo Play Yoga | Apr 17, 2019 | kids yoga, Kids Yoga & Mindfulness, meditation, mindful practice, mindfulness, Uncategorized
There are so many things I love about Spring. The changing weather, the smell of fresh cut grass, the sounds of birds chirping and seeing all the new growth. “Things in Spring That Make Me Sing” is the title of this month’s YoPlay lesson plan and it...
by Yo Play Yoga | Jan 13, 2019 | Uncategorized
Bears, turtles, and snakes, this is the time of year where animals hibernate and slow down. So why do all of us want to start the year with the “GO GO GO, DO DO DO” laundry list mentality? The holidays are such a hustle and then New Years comes and we’re...
by Yo Play Yoga | Nov 19, 2018 | Uncategorized
I am grateful for all of you who support my passion for the work I do to bring mindfulness and yoga to children to help improve their lives. To show my gratitude I want to share a few things with you for the holidays. I love bringing mindfulness to the classroom and...
by Yo Play Yoga | Oct 29, 2018 | change, meditation, meditation, mindful practice, mindfulness, Uncategorized
It’s fall, my favorite time of year. Especially when I get to be up north to see all the colors. As we transition into this new season I am fully aware of the change that is happening around me with the season, the leaves, the air getting cooler and even the...
by Yo Play Yoga | Sep 20, 2018 | For Parents, kids yoga, Kids Yoga & Mindfulness, Mom Blog, therapy, Uncategorized
For today’s blog post I invited my dear friend and colleague Lani to be a guest blogger and share something very personal and intimate with you. It is her story of loss, grief and how she got through it. Sharing this brings to mind the Buddhist Parable of the...