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Geared toward children ages 3 to 8, this delightful introduction to yoga features noted instructor Wai Lana, who effectively uses songs and child-friendly explanations (“be like a tree”; “roar like a lion”) to encourage kids to find the fun, as well as the health benefits, of traditional yoga poses. Children of various ages demonstrate how […]

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Gentle and beautiful, much like Wai Lana herself, this new yoga tape for children is as much fun to do with your children as it is to watch. The scenery is beautiful and Wai Lana’s gentle voice puts you in a peaceful place straight away. My 5½-year-old commented on the songs which he thought were

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We can all benefit from some techniques to reduce tension in our lives—even our kids. The recent popularity of the timeless art of yoga is proving itself to be more than just a fad. Wai Lana, a master yoga instructor who has her own PBS series, teaches children some yoga basics in Wai Lana’s Little Yogis,

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Something for everyone on your list With so many toys to pick from at this time of year, it is hard to know where to start. Do we buy the latest fads, or do we encourage our children to fill their lists with the kind of toys we think will last long past the Christmas

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This video is full of magic

My 6-year-old daughter had no interest in any of the yoga videos I purchased for her in the past—that is, until Wai Lana’s Little Yogis. This video is full of magic with Wai Lana’s lovely personality, fun songs, and cartoons. It is unlike any other children’s yoga video I’ve seen before. Now she loves doing yoga

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The Searcher & Faithist Journal

Kids will love Wai Lana’s hour of pure fun. With her warm, personable style, Wai Lana inspires kids to play with yoga. By pretending to be different animals like cobras, bears, and butterflies or balloons, bridges, trees, etc., kids stretch and strengthen bodies, sharpen minds, and improve coordination and balance without knowing they’re exercising. —The

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