Pre and Post-Natal Mum & Baby Yoga (Brockwell Lido and West Dulwich)

By emstevenson
January 15, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted January 15, 2018

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Posted January 15, 2018

Hello,

My name is Emma. I'm a Mum of two young boys and i'm also passionate about how Yoga can support you during pregnancy and also the early months and years whilst your little ones are exciting and exhausting bundles of joy! Currently running classes on Sunday's and Mondays for both pregnancy and Mum and Baby Yoga. Check out my website and contact me if you would like to know more. These are fun relaxing sessions to which anyone is welcome. You do not need previous experience of practising yoga. https://www.emmajacksonyoga.com/

One of my client testimonials...

"I started out attending Emma's antenatal yoga. The weekly sessions were a god send! It was a time where I could totally unwind and relax-the breathing techniques she taught were really useful during a lengthy labour! I now attend the postnatal yoga with my little one. It's great... I would highly recommend these sessions." Jayne, South East London

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