Divine Light YogaDivine Light Yoga Facebook ad: “Before you plan your next kids yoga class…”
Ran for 2 days, from August 25 to August 27, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
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Before you plan your next kids yoga class, ask yourself something different: Not “What activities am I going to teach?” But “What is this class going to feel like in a child’s body?” ✨ Where are they likely to get overexcited? ✨ Where might you lose their attention? ✨ Where are you asking them to sit and listen for longer than they can manage? ✨ Where are you expecting them to go from BIG energy to complete stillness in 30 seconds? And where might the behaviour you’re seeing actually be telling you, this child needs something different right now? This is one of the biggest shifts I want children’s yoga teachers to make. Because you can have the most beautiful lesson plan in the world, great props, creative games, thoughtful breathing exercises, and still end up spending half the class saying: “Come back to your mat.” “Listen, everyone.” “Okay… let’s calm down now.” Planning for regulation means planning for the children in front of you not just planning the activities you want to teach. And when you understand that, classroom management starts to look very different. If you want to learn more about how I actually teach children’s yoga from a nervous system informed perspective including behaviour, engagement, child development and creating classes that work for real children - my FREE kids yoga workshop is available for just 5 more days. Comment TEACH and I’ll send you access.
