Baby yoga at the EDT on Tuesday at 11.15am

By Emily Mackenzie
June 28, 2018 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Emily Mackenzie

Posted June 28, 2018

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Posted June 28, 2018

Baby yoga is a fun and interactive class for babies from 8 weeks until 12months.

The sessions are designed to help your baby's development - strengthening muscles that they need to reach developmental milestones such as sitting, crawling and standing. They are very relaxed classes and baby led so I adapt the classes each week. All the moves and stretches are non-harmful and lots of fun.

The classes are run nearly every tuesday at the EDT pub on Lordship lane at 11.15. I tend to run my classes in quite a concentrated format (lasting approx. 35 - 45mins) so parents tend to find their babies are ready for a long nap afterwards - leaving you time for a delicious lunch downstairs at the pub.

If you would like to join for a session please email - [email protected]

Classes are ?10 per session with 50% off your first class or you can buy a pack of 5 for ?40.

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