Full Circle Yoga KC

Prenatal Yoga & Family Centered Yoga Classes

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
BOOK A CLASS
  • About Us
    • About Jenny
    • Testimonials
    • Instructors
  • Classes
    • Fertility Yoga
    • Prenatal Yoga
    • Prenatal & Postnatal Barre + Flow
    • Partner Prenatal Yoga
    • Bring Your Own Baby (BYOB)
    • Babywearing Dance Class
    • Toddler Yoga: Parent and Little Movers
    • Kids Yoga Classes
    • Chair Yoga
    • Private Yoga Session
  • Calendar
  • Passes
  • Blog
  • Contact Us
  • Workshops, Trainings, and Special Events

Pregnancy Yoga: Kansas City

April 19, 2017 by Full Circle Yoga KC Leave a Comment

What is Prenatal Yoga or Pregnancy Yoga? Practicing prenatal yoga is one of the best ways to keep fit during pregnancy because it incorporates, movement, breath, and awareness. All of three of these aspects are needed during a mother’s birthing journey.

Pregnancy Yoga

Medical experts at the Mayo Clinic have even touted prenatal yoga as “a multifaceted approach to exercise that encourages stretching, mental centering and focused breathing.”

Prenatal yoga offers multiple benefits:

  • Keep you feeling good and your mind in balance through a full body workout
  • Create mindfulness around breathing in preparation for labor and delivery
  • Minimize discomfort of pregnancy through various prenatal yoga poses
  • Learn poses that can help move labor and delivery along
  • Meet other moms-to-be for a sense of community and sisterhood
  • Reduce the risk of gestational diabetes
  • Offers and opportunity for self care during pregnancy

Full Circle Yoga KC offers prenatal yoga classes that support a mother’s pregnancy journey. In our prenatal classes we practice mindfulness in breathing, bring awareness to our changing bodies, and offer movement for a full body workout.

Some Prenatal Yoga poses that are helpful include:

  •  cat/cow- helps alleviate lower back pain by dropping baby forward. This is also a wonderful pose during early labor.
  • Squat- alleviates hip discomfort and opens and strengthens hips in preparation for birth
  • Goddess-works the pelvic floor
Facebooktwitterredditpinterestlinkedinmail

Filed Under: Prenatal Yoga Tagged With: Benefits of Prenatal Yoga, Prenatal Yoga in Kansas City, Prenatal Yoga in KC, Prenatal Yoga in Overland Park, Yoga Tips

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

New on the Blog

I’m Getting Close to My Due Date, What Should I do?

As your estimated due date approaches, it’s completely normal to notice your excitement—and maybe your anxiety—start to grow, I see it happen a lot at the studio. You’re ready to meet your baby. Family and friends begin checking in daily. Your healthcare provider may start talking about induction. Suddenly, it can feel like everyone is […]

Full Circle Yoga KC is celebrating 10 years at Harmon Park in Prairie Village! Harmon Park shelter and grassy area shown in this photo.

Full Circle Yoga KC is Celebrating 10 Years with a FREE Party!

Hi FCYKC Community! It’s the final countdown! 🎉 Our 10-Year Birthday Bash is almost here, and we can’t wait to celebrate this incredible milestone with all of you. What started as two prenatal yoga classes each week has grown into a thriving community of families, friendships, movement, and support—and that’s all because of YOU. 🎉 […]

Partners practicing standing yoga moves inside Full Circle KC Yoga studio in Prairie village.

How Can My Partner Help During Labor and Delivery?

There was a time when partners waited outside the birth room, pacing the halls with a cigar in hand, waiting to hear the news that their baby had arrived. Thankfully, birth has changed. Today, partners have the opportunity to be active participants in one of life’s greatest transformations. Supporting someone through labor isn’t about having […]

  • Prenatal, Postpartum, & Family-Centered Yoga Classes
  • 7830 State Line Rd. Suite 100, Prairie Village, KS 66208
  • (816) 536-4771 fullcircleyogakc@gmail.com

Copyright © 2026 · Outreach Pro on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in