Busy lives make it increasingly difficult to spend time with children. Parents often don't have enough time to take their children to the park or allow them to play outside. Consequently, children's ...

Mar. 3—A space for children and families looking to unwind with meditation and yoga is opening in the Railyard District next week, with rainbow-colored crystals and purple blankets galore. Peace Place ...

Make your way through the alphabet with these fun yoga poses for kids. International Yoga Day is June 21, and if your're a yogi looking to get your kids interested in the practice or just looking for ...

Kids love yoga. And adults love it when kids do yoga because it focuses their minds and bodies, limiting collateral damage to homes and siblings. But what if you don’t do yoga or have no idea how to ...

Dear Doctor K: My 8-year-old daughter has expressed an interest in taking a yoga class, but I don't want to waste my money. Can children really benefit from yoga? Dear Reader: Yes, they can. I spoke ...

Sar ah Schain started "playing yoga" with children at a Chevy Chase park soon after the Sept. 11 attacks. " "I thought, 'What am I going to do with myself to relax me? And what can I do for these kids ...

When Angela Lamb started teaching kids’ yoga in 2017, inspired by her older daughter who tried it at YMCA camp, there weren’t many lessons tailored toward children. So Lamb, who is the author of ...

A little bit each day is all you need. To me, yoga is all about the connection. The connection with your breath, your mind and your body. That’s what makes it such a beautiful thing to bring into your ...

Marisa Religa discovered her passion for yoga when a friend from college “dragged” her to a class in 2008. The Niagara Falls school teacher’s first experience with hot yoga — a type of yoga performed ...

Is teaching yoga to kids a form of religious indoctrination? About a month ago, a California judge ruled that yoga could be taught in the Encinitas Union School District without violating the ...

Standing behind a suspended orange hammock, Sophia Jonczak, 9, is ready for Pigeon, one of several poses she and nine other girls recently tried during an aerial yoga class at Yoga Centric in Bel Air.