Prenatal Yoga Classes in Michigan

We live in a society which encourages women to numb their body and mind during the most transformative time in life: childbirth.

What is often unspoken is how the preparation for and treatment during birth are deeply impactful on how she feels about herself as a woman and mother; and how she views the world.

This will impact her daily life either in a self-motivated and loving way, or overwhelmed, uncertain, and distressed.

If you are ready to be informed and learn ways to birth with confidence, then this comprehensive Birth Training is for you.

You will get:

5 in-person yoga classes
Downloadable informational and evidence-based handouts
Access to the Sweet Momma Moms community
Extended 6-month digital program access
BONUS: Postpartum preparation for mom
BONUS: Caring for baby preparation

No yoga or fitness experience necessary. In fact many women explore yoga for the first time in pregnancy.

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What to Expect

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Class location
Karen Faith LLC
7399 Middlebelt Rd, Ste 4, West Bloomfield MI 48322
(NE corner of Middlebelt & 14 Mile Roads)

Bring your own yoga mat.

Arrive 10-15 minutes early to set up, use the restroom, and settle in.

Some community props are available; however, it is recommended to bring your own.

Wear comfortable, breathable clothing. Layers work well in the cooler months. The room is set at about 70 degrees Fahrenheit.

Refrain from heavy fragrances. (i.e. lotions, perfumes or colognes)

Traditionally yoga is practiced on an empty belly (refraining from meals 2 hours before practice). This is not the case in pregnancy. You are creating a little human, please eat. Perhaps not a chili cheese dog right before class, but eat lighter foods like fruit, vegetables, crackers, small sandwich, etc. You want energy for the class... and it's a great way to prepare for labor. (It can be helpful to eat before and during childbirth to keep your energy and strength going.)

Most importantly: please do not leave early. Allowing time for a restorative pose (savasana) often followed by a guided meditation or breathing exercise integrates the work you have done. Becoming aware of your body, mind, and breath will assist you through childbirth and into parenthood. Embrace the moments of stillness.

Prenatal Yoga Testimonials

"I actually remembered something Elise said which helped me deliver, I encountered some difficulty at the end while pushing then I remembered Elise saying remember to relax and relieve some tension while in labor as soon as I recalled that I was able to deliver my son out in a few pushes."

"Thank you for a wonderful prenatal yoga experience. I was a bit apprehensive about taking yoga because I hadn't started earlier. Your breathing techniques as well as birthing positions guided me greatly during my labor day. It eased my labor process and I swear by it now."

"Elise's prenatal yoga class was my first experience with yoga... This yoga class had an enormous impact on the day of my daughters birth, and for that I am forever grateful to Elise. I recommend her class to everyone!"

"I have a new found love for this community and pregnancy - which I never knew existed. Thank you! You have changed and deepened my perspective."

"I truly loved and looked forward to this class each week. It really helped me relieve stress and focus on baby while preparing my mind and body for birth."

"Thank you for everything! It has truly been such an amazing experience. I remember you saying to me that this was my journey and I just needed to accept whatever baby was going to do. Those words rang in my mind and helped me embrace everything."

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