Maya's Little Yogis

Maya's Little Yogis Yoga for children and families!
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3 hours of yoga, nature, and play. 🌞Ages 4–12 $150/weekSpots are limited — book through my bio or DM me with any questio...
05/31/2026

3 hours of yoga, nature, and play. 🌞
Ages 4–12
$150/week
Spots are limited — book through my bio or DM me with any questions!

05/22/2026

At our last Family Flow event it poured.
You know what happened?
All these families showed up anyway. 🌧️🧘‍♀️🪩

We did standing yoga in the mist.
We used umbrellas as dance props.
We proved that Family Flow happens rain or shine.

Now imagine what we do with SUN. ☀️

This Saturday is projected to be clear, warm, and gorgeous.
Same spot. Same DJ. Same space to play.
Just… dry.

📍 Saturday May 23 | ⏰ 5:30-7:30 | 📍
💛 Donation-based — pay what your family can.

Tag the crew you’re bringing this time. ⬇️

From our family to yours! 💞We have come to really cherish this event as we have watched it grow and evolve. 🌸 We have in...
05/19/2026

From our family to yours! 💞

We have come to really cherish this event as we have watched it grow and evolve. 🌸

We have increasingly prioritized the building sweet memories for your family units and foster our community. ✨

We made an updated flier that shows it’s donation based and includes a QR code for your convenience. 🕺

Our next Family Flow is this Saturday May 23rd. 🗓️

This is a pop-up event that we typically have monthly or bi-monthly so make sure you check in or get added to our WhatsApp chat for updates. 💬

Book through the link in our bio! ✔️

05/14/2026

🌿 Little Yogi Summer Camp – Where Nature Meets Namaste 🌞

This summer, your child will trade screens for sunshine, fresh air, and farm vibes. 🐓🍃

✨ What’s included:
🧘 Yoga class just for kids
🌻 Nature-based activities
🐞 Outdoor free time
🌳 Located at
📅 Mon–Thurs, 9am–12pm
👧 Ages 4–12
💰 $150 per week

2025 Dates:
June 15–18
June 29–July 2
July 20–23
Aug 3–6

Spots are limited — Book through my bio or send me a DM 📩

🌻 Mud Mandalas🌻In yoga, a mandala (Sanskrit for “circle”) represents wholeness, unity, and the cycle of life. We begin a...
05/05/2026

🌻 Mud Mandalas🌻

In yoga, a mandala (Sanskrit for “circle”) represents wholeness, unity, and the cycle of life. We begin and end in stillness — just like a circle has no beginning and no end. Drawing, coloring, or building mandalas is a form of moving meditation, inviting focus, balance, and inner calm.

Today, my little yogi and I made our mandala not with chalk or paint, but with dirt, pebbles, leaves, and flowers. Creating from the earth reminds us of apana — the grounding energy of letting go and connecting to nature. The dirt holds impermanence (it will return to the garden), the circle holds intention, and tiny hands hold presence.

A mud mandala is absolutely a yoga practice. Just earthier. 🧘‍♀️🍂

Have you ever made art that felt like meditation?

04/22/2026

When I watch children like this sweet little yogi move through breath and movement on their own, I feel a quiet awe. Because what looks like a simple sequence is actually something profound: a child deciding her body is worth listening to.

As a child, I used to think my body was an enemy. I expected pain from it. What’s more, I thought my mind would crumble under the weight of a suffering-filled world. I resented my physical body and I was afraid of it. No one told me that my body was there for me and that it held a home for me in the rhythm of my own breath.

As I witness these little yogis find their flow, it shows me that they’re learning to be curious instead of afraid. That’s a skill I didn’t develop as a girl who feared the world would break her.

If someone had taught me to pause and feel my own ribs rise and fall, I might have understood sooner that strength isn’t about enduring pain. It’s about recognizing you have a home inside you — and you can return there anytime.

That’s what these kids are really learning. Not yoga. Trust.

So when I see a child flow on her own, I don’t just see a pose. I see a different kind of childhood taking root. One that’s connected and confident.

Ten hills. One promise.At Maya’s Little Yogis, your child’s “no” is welcome here. Their wiggles, their silences, their d...
04/19/2026

Ten hills. One promise.

At Maya’s Little Yogis, your child’s “no” is welcome here. Their wiggles, their silences, their detours — all of it belongs.

I don’t teach yoga to control children. I teach it to hand them the keys to their own body.

Which hill would you die on? 👇

04/18/2026

When we treat feelings like fires that need to be put out immediately, our children learn that big emotions are dangerous—instead of simply human.

This doesn’t mean ignoring the tantrum or the tears. It means pausing before you panic or try to “fix” it.

Making space looks like:
🫂 Staying nearby without rushing to rescue
👂 Naming what you see (“You’re so disappointed”)
💨 Breathing through your own urge to control

You’re not raising a child who is always happy. You’re raising one who knows their feelings are welcome.

That’s true connection.

04/17/2026

Gardening at this week, I found myself grieving—grieving how little control I truly have over what my children will experience in this life. The hard days, the heartbreaks, the unknowns.

So I put my energy into the soil instead. I pulled weeds, flipped the soil, nourished it and breathed all the while. This was my nervous system finding its way back to safe. My version of parent tadasana—rooted, even when I feel shaky.

Parenting isn’t about control. It’s about showing up, regulating, and letting go. Again and again.

Yoga teaches us the same thing. We can’t shape the world for our little ones, but we can tend to our own ground. So when the anxiety rises, I come back to this: my breath, the dirt under my nails, and the quiet trust that growth happens in its own time.

Sending love to every parent who’s ever held hope and fear in the same heart. 💛

I have been really lucky recently to teach at a number of schools thanks to .It has been such a joy to reach so many chi...
04/14/2026

I have been really lucky recently to teach at a number of schools thanks to .

It has been such a joy to reach so many children that I couldn’t have been able to reach in my own.

This is soulful work for me. I am honored to have the opportunity to help children connect with their body, express themselves, and see their confidence grow.

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26150 Mission Road
Redlands, CA
92353

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Tuesday 6pm - 7pm
Thursday 4pm - 6pm

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