Breathing Space

Family yoga might look simple on the outside… but what’s happening underneath is so much bigger.

It’s not about poses being perfect. It’s about building something that stays with them long after the class ends.

Connection in the small moments.
Trust in trying (and trying again).

Togetherness that feels safe and real.
Support they can come back to — on and off the mat.

That’s the practice 🤍
Come experience it as a family.

Join us for a class → https://www.breathingspacedc.com/families-children-yoga-dc/early-childhood-yoga/

Yoga isn’t about making children easier to manage.

It’s about helping them understand their bodies, their emotions, and their responses — over time.

The changes aren’t always immediate.

But they are meaningful.

You can follow Jen and her daughter Maya around the world. Did you notice that Jen isn't on the teaching schedule this session? To celebrate her daughter's high school graduation, they are doing a bucketlist trip to Asia (via Copenhagen and Vancouver to reduce individual flight durations). After a couple of days in Denmark, they moved on to Thailand. Jen posts her travel photos as on Instagram, where you can follow along.

Jen's back on the schedule for Saturdays in July/August with , , and (to be added soon), so don't forget to sign up for your summer classes!

Self-regulation in young children doesn’t look the way most people expect.

It’s not about stillness or silence — it’s about gradually learning how to move through
feelings, with support.

Before children can do it on their own, they need to experience it with us.

Childhood isn’t something to speed through.
Children need time to move, explore, repeat, and grow at their own pace.
Support creates the conditions for that growth — not pressure.