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Hi! I am new to Charlotte and newly a SAHM to a ten-month-old girl. I have been looking for any kind of "mommy and me" or Itsy Bitsy yoga classes in the Charlotte area, and I seem to have hit dead ends as everything I find on Google is outdated. Any ideas? Thanks!
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Permalink Reply by Shelli on
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Hi Teresa
If you haven't found something already, Gotta Yoga in the University area may have what you're looking for. Try this link: Gotta Yoga.
- Shelli
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Permalink Reply by Colleen Compel, DC on
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Hi!
Yoga for Life Charlotte is starting a new "mommy & me" class on Tuesday, Sept. 14th at 9am and 10:30am which is FREE on the 14th. Actually, they are offering all the new classes during the week of Sept. 14 for FREE.
Yoga for Life is also having an open house on Sunday, Sept. 19th from noon - 8pm full of FREE classes to try.
I attended their pre-natal yoga class over the summer and am very happy with their studio, teachers, and events!
Check them out at: http://yogaforlifecharlotte.com/
Hope this helps!
Colleen
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Permalink Reply by Teresa Thiemann on
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Thanks for the info ladies. It seems like no one does baby yoga in the summer, but now there are classes everywhere!
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Permalink Reply by Jamie Wise on
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This is awesome! I taught kids yoga prior to moving to Charlotte and was looking into starting up again :)
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