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What Yoga Really Means to Kids – Grounded in Connection
The traditional definition of yoga is “union.” At Grounded Kids Yoga, we understand that to mean something beautifully practical. When we bring all the parts and layers of ourselves together, we begin to know ourselves more deeply. We feel supported from within. We feel connected, grounded, and whole. That sense of integration is what makes…

Hooray for Intergenerational Yoga Day, part 1
Tune into what matters and tune out what does not

Grounded is a Virtue – How Kids Yoga Builds Confidence & Calm
One of our most popular tools is our Yoga Pose Cards, part of our 84-pose system designed to teach kids how to shift energy, stabilize attention, and feel empowered. This is a practical method for educators wondering how to teach kids confidence through yoga. It meets children where they are and helps them rise. Grounded…

Cat Yoga for Kids: Building Strong Hands, Steady Feet, and Mindful Movement
In celebration of Dr. Seuss’s birthday, our young yogis stepped into a world of imagination, movement, and mindfulness inspired by the playful rhythm of “Mr. Brown Can Moo! Can You?” Together, we explored a creative cat-themed yoga adventure that helped children develop body awareness, balance, strength, and focus while making plenty of wacky and wonderful…

Hooray For Intergenerational Yoga Day, part 2
You are here. Make yourself hear.

Stop Foot, Go Foot
Dr. Suess’s “The FOOT Book” is a delightful tribute to the diverse and multifaceted world of feet. In honor of his fun and quirky rhymes, I have put my best foot forward here, in a whimsical approach to show how to work your feet. When you keep your feet in line, you will stay in line. Clearly listen to your feet and discover where they tend to go. Do they turn out or in? Are they crooked? Do you tend to have low back pain or knee pain? Often this can be traced to your feet.
When you have clarity in your feet, your life will be sweet.
As Abraham Lincoln said “Be sure you put your feet in the right place, then stand firm.”















