Mom & Infant Yoga
There are many benefits to mom and infant yoga that benefit both mom and baby.
It is safe, according to experts, to begin participating in a mom and infant yoga program when the infant has reached six weeks of age or when they have gained better neck control. Three months old is when babies, typically, have full head and neck control. As with all exercise, you should discuss the program with your doctor and your child’s pediatrician.

Mommy & Me Yoga Helps Build Bonds Between The Two of You

Helping your child learn and perform safe yoga positions allows them to strengthen their muscles and motor skills. For example, poses on the tummy help build neck control.
It can increase flexibility and strength, reduce gas and promote proper digestion, and improve sleep.
It is a wonderful way for babies to bond with mom and mom to bond with baby. It can also be a soothing experience for baby.
There are also many benefits for mom. It helps strengthen the pelvic floor, upper body strength as well as firm the core. It can lift spirits, build confidence and ease you back into an exercise regime.
It allows moms to meet with other moms and enjoy some adult conversation and build a social network.
For more information, call Oak Tree at 289-234-2700.
What Parents Say
I have been bringing both my children here for 4 years and I am so glad I found Oak Tree. They have been able to provide morning and after school care for them even though they are attending different schools. Pick up and drop off has been so convenient for me!
Jasmine
My 2 year-old twins are currently attending Oak Tree and my eldest attended from when he was 1 to 4 years-old. They have learned so much since going here. The staff is extremely friendly and professional and they always have time to say hi, smile, and give hugs to our kids.
Melanie
I looked at many daycares but I liked your facility the most. It is spacious, with ample classrooms and a play area. Teachers are warm and kind towards the kids. My daughter is mixing well with everyone there. She has become more vocal since she joined you. That’s a positive sign!