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Purchase a Gift CardPrenatal Yoga
Support through pregnancy, labor, and recovery.
Having a prenatal yoga practice helps you build stamina, feel more at home in your changing body, and gather tools you'll carry right into labor & delivery. This class meets you where you are — whether you're newly pregnant, counting down the final weeks, a first-time parent or a seasoned one. The teacher customizes and adapts the sequence to everyone's needs.
Each week we gather around a new topic and learn together across the whole journey — topics are not limited to: prenatal nutrition & common discomforts, the stages of labor & your pain management options, writing a birth plan, and postpartum recovery, feeding & caring for yourself once baby arrives. We even make room to talk through navigating the NYC hospital system. Bring your questions, your worries & your wins. Beyond yoga, this is a space to share, laugh & grow with other parents walking the same path.
We are here to support you through the anatomical and physiological changes of each trimester & empower you for your labor & delivery.
"Come as you are, move at your own pace, learn and grow alongside others doing the same."
How to Prepare
What to Wear & Bring
Wear comfortable clothing you can move freely in. We recommend bringing a water bottle. Mat rental is available if you prefer not to bring your own.
When to Start
Many students join after the first trimester (12–14 weeks), once nausea has settled. However, you are welcome at any stage of pregnancy with your doctor's clearance. The earlier you start, the more time you have to build the skills.
Medical Clearance
Always let your OB, midwife, or healthcare provider know you are practicing yoga. Most uncomplicated pregnancies are well-suited to prenatal yoga — but your provider knows your specific situation best. Let your teacher know of any restrictions or complications.
Arriving for Class
Plan to arrive 5–10 minutes early for your first class. This gives you time to meet your teacher, set up props, and settle in without feeling rushed. Reservation is required — book through the schedule below.
Eat & Hydrate
Have a light snack 1–2 hours before class — low blood sugar during yoga is not fun, especially during pregnancy. Drink water before and after. Bring your bottle to class and sip as needed.
Listen to Your Body
Pregnancy is not a time to push your edge. Prenatal yoga is about working with your body, not against it. If something feels uncomfortable, skip it or ask for a modification. Your teacher is there to support you — not to challenge you.
"I started prenatal yoga here and loved it so much I kept coming back after giving birth. Erica is an amazing teacher — patient, encouraging, and clearly passionate about what she does. Highly recommend to any expecting moms in the area."— Jessica L., Owl's Head Yoga student
Class Details
Prenatal Class Pricing (In Studio)
| Package | Description | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drop-In | Single prenatal class | $39 | Buy |
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| Drop-In + Mat Rental | Class and mat rental | $42 | Buy |
| Class and mat rental | |||
| 4-Class Pack | Prenatal class package | $135 | Buy |
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For further information contact us at (347) 719-2363 or use ourcontact form.