Well, rest assured, you’re not alone in your thoughts – we’ve all been there!

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You see, it’s so important you find a fully qualified and experienced teacher who specialises in Pregnancy Yoga,

Even if you’ve never done any yoga before, the gentle exercises and relaxation techniques are easy to master – all you need to do is follow me as we practice together

You’ll have all these wonderful physical and mental tools at your fingertips to help make your whole “having a baby” experience one to be remembered for all the right reasons.

And you’ll soon find yourself feeling stronger and energised, and the relaxation techniques will help you sleep.

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Now here’s what you need to remember -
Regular exercise will help you cope with the physical and mental demands of pregnancy and prepare you for the birth of your baby,
And the best style of exercise is one that keeps you supple, preparing your muscles and reducing the physical stress for you and your baby

Now, you may be wondering -
What is so special about Yoga in Pregnancy?

• -- By regularly practicing the yoga positions you’ll build strength for an active birth, and encourage your baby to find its optimum position in the last few weeks of pregnancy.
• -- You’ll soften and open your body, and experience a quiet and tranquil state of being that moves you inwards to feel the connectedness to baby.
• -- Practicing the relaxation, breathing and visualisation techniques will quieten and condition your mind ahead of labour, helping with anxiety
• -- Yoga is widely recommended by the healthcare practitioners to pregnant women as a way of keeping fit and flexible.
• -- The emphasis on breathing makes space for the internal organs, instills mindfulness, draws a higher level of oxygen into the womb and more overtly fosters the mother and baby bond; for you share one breath.
• -- During pregnancy, you’ll find your joints and ligaments loosen, due to the increase of the hormone relaxin, making the body more vulnerable to strain and injury
• -- By using the yogic breathing and relaxation techniques you will condition your mind with repeated practice to remain calm, even during labour. You experience less pain,More effective contractions and shorter labour.