Prenatal Yoga

Through prenatal yoga, you’ll find inspiration and empowerment during your pregnancy and birthing journey. Prenatal yoga has many benefits for you and your baby, including improved sleep, reduced stress, and promoting physical and emotional wellness during pregnancy. It also prepares you physically and mentally for labor and delivery.

This class is appropriate for all stages of pregnancy as you experience and enjoy your changing body. Geared for all experience levels, in this class, you’ll learn yoga poses, breathing techniques, and meditation that support a healthy pregnancy and prepare you for labor and delivery. Our prenatal yoga classes are designed to both offer sacred pause during this momentous moment and challenge you as you prepare your body and mind for birth. Full Circle Yoga creates a space that builds an open community of support among moms-to-be and growing families. Our studio is located in the heart of Kansas City and convenient to Prairie Village, Leawood, Overland Park, Fairway, Brookside, Waldo, Westwood, South Plaza, Midtown-Westport, South Kansas City, Grandview, and Lees Summit.

Can’t make class? Purchase our $35 unlimited access Prenatal Yoga Video Bundle.

1 full 50 minute prenatal yoga class
20- minute morning practice
20- minute evening unwind

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