Carrying and caring for your baby is a physically demanding task. This postnatal sequence is designed to target the neck and shoulder tension common in new mothers. Melt away tightness in lunges with cactus arms, side stretches, and twists, along with gomukhasana and cobra work to open up your chest, shoulders, and back. Wind things down with a simple mantra in savasana, then return to seated for a brief contemplation of your own healing touch. Props Suggested: A strap and a blanket.

This gentle, yet strengthening postnatal flow will help you reconnect with yourself as you settle into new motherhood. Refill your tank with a sweet, stretchy warmup including hip circles and puppy pose, then follow your breath through a sequence of shoulder and chest openers like cobra, shalabhasana, and dolphin prep. The last ten minutes feature a lovely wind down that leads into a revitalizing savasana. Props Suggested: A blanket.

This gentle yet effective, full-body routine is designed to help new moms reconnect with their bodies. Learn to reengage your core and pelvic floor, as you work on getting stronger from head to toe. Start slowly on your back, then move through a variety of exercises that will safely challenge post-baby bodies. Props Suggested: A small towel.

This class is a first step in knitting together and rebuilding your core-stabilizing and supportive muscles. Begin seated to connect with the areas you'll be calling upon in this practice, then move through a core-activating sequence including chair, bridge with leg lifts, and lunges. You'll rediscover your strength, while honoring your body and its incredible journey along the way.

This gentle flow will help new mamas nurture themselves, and balance their bodies post-baby. Find spaciousness and ease throughout your shoulders and side body as you move through vinyasas, triangle, and warrior III. You'll then come down to the mat for stretches and savasana, reveling in this time that's all for yourself. Props Suggested: A blanket or bolster.

Have fun practicing with mommy or daddy and learn a lot about balance! Come sit down together on your mat and play with fun balancing shapes. Explore lots of side to side movements, rowing your boat, twirling and much more! Maybe you have a lot of spirit and need to run around? Practice getting your energy out around your mat, too! Conclude with a soothing breath exercise, relaxing together in savasana.

Engage your little one in the joys of yoga with this fun and interactive class that focuses on the basics of a yoga practice, such as meditation, breathing, and movement. Play with namaste claps before chanting together the sound of Om. Stretch your bodies together with a few cat and cow movements, arm circles, warrior II and happy baby. A perfect class when you and your toddler want to move and breath together.

Toddlers are amazing yogis to practice with. They are completely spontaneous and honest. Have fun with your little one and enjoy the wonders of discovering yoga through animals. Begin with a very brief meditation before introducing poses like down dog, tree, cat/cow and cobra as you walk through the jungle on an animal adventure. No props needed, although a blanket might be nice for savasana. Have fun and bring your best animal noises! Props Suggested: A blanket.

Fun mommy and me class features forward bends, down dogs, twists and lunges. Learn about breathing through your nose and clappping hands together. You can never really plan a mommy and me class with toddlers, so go with the flow, let go of expectations and have fun!

Whether you are still carrying baby on the inside or you have met your little love in person, your shoulders and chest might feel tired, tight and overworked. Get some relief! A quick fix that you can use regularly to keep your heart open and your shoulders free.

Maybe it has been a while since you had your baby, but you are still feeling "postnatal". Tune into your breath and body again through a series of floor poses and exercises targeted at awakening the pelvic floor and core. Props Suggested: A block.

You've been holding the baby for hours taking care of their every need. Now it's time to take care of you! A short practice that will allow you to come back to yourself, while offering the stretches and support you need on your breastfeeding journey. You are not alone in the challenges and fatigue you may be facing. Your time is precious, so find a strap and let's get started. Props Needed: A strap.