“You can change the destiny of the child just by the way you breathe, just by the way you move.” Gurmukh Kaur Khalsa

  Yoga postures specifically tailored for strengthening and relaxing your rapidly changing body.  Yogic breathing techniques that will support you thru pregnancy and labor.

  Inspiring stories and antidotes to ancient ways of birthing and mothering that have been handed down thru the ages will help lift fears, doubts, and old conditioning.

Introducing Our Teachers!

Khefri Riley is a mother, Doula, a trained Pre-Natal Yoga teacher in the ‘Khalsa Way’ and a certified ’Itsy Bitsy Yoga’ instructor.  Her years of experience bring a freshness and a joyfulness to her students both big and small. Using yoga she helps babies unfold motor skills, feel happier, develop self confidence, sleep better and encourage a creative spirit.   

Nancy Beyda brings Yoga West a decade of experience working with birthing women as a doula and childbirth educator and she is certified as a Khalsa Way Prenatal Yoga instructor.  Nancy has experience attending hundreds of births, which give her a special awareness of what women need to get in touch with that part of themselves that knows how to birth their baby.

Keya Merah is a joyful and encouraging teacher whose daily yoga practice includes Kundalini and Hatha yoga.  She began her yoga journey eight years ago at the Center for Yoga in Larchmont and has since practiced extensively with many of L.A.s senior Kundalini, Ashtanga, Anusara, Vinyasa Flow and Iyengar yoga teachers.

Keya is a certified Hatha Yoga Teacher through the Yoga Works 200 (hr) program with Annie Carpenter. She is also certified to teach Kundalini Yoga through the K.R.I. (Kundalini Research Institute) 200 (hr) program with Krishna Kaur Khalsa.

Gail Bennett :Gail Bennett is a mother of 2 and began her yoga practice nearly 20 years ago in New York City. Having an eclectic practice of Hatha, Iyengar and Kundalini yoga, Gail was especially impressed with the way Kundalini prenatal yoga prepared her spiritually, as well as physically, to bring a new little soul into the world.  Her goal is to help pregnant women enjoy pregnancy, and to anticipate the birthing experience with open eyes, open minds and flexible bodies.