As teachers, parents, or caregivers, we know what it feels like when the day becomes overwhelming — the rush of responsibilities, unexpected challenges, or simply the noise of a busy environment. Our minds can race, our bodies tense, and we might feel like we’re running on autopilot. In those moments,
We all need time to relax - even kids. With so many school obligations to complete and after-school activities to attend, relaxation becomes vital. If you’ve never considered your child’s schedule or are concerned that your kid is overscheduled, it’s time to think about relaxation.
I've brought together breathing exercises that I've used in my kid’s yoga classes so far and that kids love too. All you need is your breath. And remember that your breath is always with you!
I sometimes prefer combining simple kids’ yoga poses and breathing exercises. While focusing more on breathing, it also involves movement. If you observe your breath during these exercises, you will see how the body is moving in accordance with the breath. Here are some breathing exercises (with movement/flow) for children to