Baby Yoga Classes in Sheffield: Daisy Wrigglers

1. Calming and soothing

Benefits of the session added to learning to do it at home or anywhere needed. Develop a stronger connection with baby, understand their cues better you’ll be able to help your baby before they are overly distressed. You’ll learn a variety of techniques and skills that could make life easier for you and your baby.

Many of the mum’s like you who do this course find that the techniques become a very well established part of the bedtime routine. The Tinies classes recreate a womblike experience (to some extent) for your baby and brings with it that sense of comfort and security.

2. Yoga for mum

Gentle movement for you will help you in the postnatal stage and at the same time you’ll learn to engage your baby with massage, rhythm and songs.

This process can be a great way to make that shift from postnatal to normal exercise and health. The benefit of this approach is that it incorporates awareness of posture, stretches appropriate to your health and core engagement.
The benefit of this is that you could decrease the possibility of depression and decrease stress. It could also help tone your pelvic floor and reduce ‘mummy tummy’ symptoms.

3. Education and support

The Daisy Foundation Tinies classes help soothe, stimulate, relax your baby. During the classes besides both of you getting the gentle relaxation of the class we will also cover issues such as reflux, colic and calming techniques.

That’s not all the classes cover though. We also include an evidence-based education section in each class. These sections will cover areas like sleeping, weaning and vaccinations.
The Daisy Foundation approach is all inclusive regardless of your approach or style.

4. Baby massage

The positive touch and movement approach helps mums to have a more honest and powerful connection with their baby. It encourages a positive attachment, confidence and closeness.

The classes can help you respond quicker and more effectively to what you baby needs. The techniques are incorporated into each session and over the course of the programme you become practised and familiar with how to do them.

5. Meet others

Daisy classes can be a great way for mums to meet other mums who are in the same situation as them.

Through these opportunities you get to ask questions and share experience. The Daisy instructor facilitates this process. There are real world components to the classes like social interaction and class discussions. There is also a strong social media based community of mums and Daisy instructors for you to engage with.
Words previous Daisy mums have used to describe classes include: “supportive”, “welcoming” “friendly”

"Have thoroughly enjoyed both Tinies and Wrigglers - they’re a lovely chance for baby to interact with Mum and other babies, plus a chance for Mum to find some calm and discuss what is going on right now. Fi is full of useful knowledge about birth and beyond. My only regret is not doing the prenatal classes too!" -- Click here to read Lizzie's review on Facebook

"We started Fi’s classes when my daughter was a few months old. We completed the tinies course and wrigglers and it was with great sadness when our Daisy journey came to an end. These classes are not just about baby but also mum too, my daughter loved the classes and Fi, her smile during the sessions said it all. The support provided to mum was fantastic and helped me gain confidence in my parenting abilities. We’re both missing our Monday morning sessions and not just because of the cup of tea and chocolate biscuit at the end." -- Click here to read Rebecca's review in full on Facebook

"Have thoroughly enjoyed both Tinies and Wrigglers - they’re a lovely chance for baby to interact with Mum and other babies, plus a chance for Mum to find some calm and discuss what is going on right now. Fi is full of useful knowledge about birth and beyond. My only regret is not doing the prenatal classes too!" -- Click here to read Lizzie's review in full on Facebook