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You don't have to leave your kids at home while you practice yoga... bring them along! They will be cared for while you care for yourself. Autumn, mother of two and children's yoga teacher, will engage the little ones with nurturing yoga activities, sweet songs, and creative play in our peaceful Orange Grove.
Tuesday-Saturday, 9:30-10:45am
**Please Note: NO Childcare Fridays Memorial Day-Labor Day**
*Space is limited to 6 children on a first-come, first-served basis. Please arrive early to secure a space for your love bug, and enjoy your practice.
Drop-In: $8/child
Childcare 10-Pack: $6/child
valid for 3 months from date of first use
Policies and Guidelines
· Parent/Guardian must be present in building and taking a class during the entire childcare session
· Childcare costs are separate from all membership and class payments
· If a child should become inconsolable during the class session, the parent/guardian is responsible for leaving class to attend to the child
· Food is not permitted in the childcare room
· Please bring drinks only in non-spill cups
Please remember that every child is different and will respond to a new environment and separation (even just a room away) in a different way. We always encourage parents to take whatever time necessary to help their children feel comfortable before going into class. So, please leave adequate time for this transition& it makes everyone happy!
Stroller Parking: For your convenience, we have placed a cable and lock on the sidewalk in front of the studio for you to securely leave your stroller outside. If you are registered for an Itsy Bitsy Yoga class, you will receive the combination in your confirmation email. If you bring a stroller for childcare or at any other time, please just come upstairs to request the combination. Please remember to bring all valuables into the studio with you.
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When the Yogi has full power over his body composed of the elements of earth, water, fire, air, and ether, then he obtains a new body of spiritual fire which is beyond illness, old age, and death. - The Upanishad
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