We have been specialists in pregnancy yoga since 2005 and have supported thousands of women through to motherhood (and beyond).  All women are welcome in their second and third trimesters (12-42 weeks) for gentle yoga, birth prep and deep relaxation. All our students can continue beyond their first six week block for as long as they wish, building friendships and developing strategies for birth as well as benefitting from longer term yoga support. 

We accommodate for a very wide range of pregnancy related conditions and issues, adapting every class to those present and individual needs.

We are able to offer long term classes and a flexible, person centred approach because we are fully trained, experienced yoga teachers. We believe you deserve the safest and highest quality pregnancy yoga.

“You have been an integral part of my journey into motherhood.” Jo

“Thank you for your wonderful antenatal yoga classes. I have found then both physically and mentally beneficial.” Sam

“I’m still friends with my pregnancy group more than ten years on.” Clare

In each class gentle yoga postures are practised to support your body, helping you reduce aches and pains associated with pregnancy, and aid digestive, circulatory, nervous and respiratory systems (to name but a few benefits).

Breathing practices which help in pregnancy are integral to each session, including techniques for labour, for calming and for energising.   Many students’ favourite, yoga nidra, is the final practice of each class: a deep relaxation practice to help you feel rested, improve sleep and boost energy… while giving you time to connect to your baby and prepare for the life change ahead.

We have plenty of labour preparation elements woven into the sessions too, and frequently we hear from students and midwives that the techniques learned have been extremely useful for them during labour.

If you are new to yoga this is fine: more than half of our pregnancy students are, and complete beginners are welcome regardless of fitness or flexibility.

Research has shown that yoga in pregnancy helps women feel more confident about birth and less anxious about becoming a parent.