Offerings

Person holding a wooden bowl filled with fresh green herbs and small white flowers.

When we think about pregnancy, people spend a lot of time focusing on the growth & development of baby. While very important, we sometimes neglect the reality that the pregnant person is also growing.

Not just physically but spiritually, mentally, emotionally.

Perinatal offerings are intended to bring you physical movement to support the discomforts of an expanding body, but also the tools to take with you into birth & parenthood. Expect an experience that provides:

  • breathwork (pranayama)

  • functional evidence-based movement

  • mindfulness & meditation

  • educational resources

  • community support

  • connection with baby

Your nervous system shapes theirs.

In some yogic practices, it's believed there is a unique psycho-magnetic field that connects mother and child throughout their lives.

Your baby's energy (aura, self, spirit) is believed to be intertwined with yours for up to 3 years post birth.

Class Offerings

  • An adult woman with curly hair and jewelry, lying on her side, looking at a baby girl lying on a small bed. The baby is wearing a brown dress and head wrap, looking up at the woman.

    Blue Buddha Healing Arts

    Monthly on 3rd Sundays

    10:30am

    Prenatal Yoga class is designed for all levels, abilities, stages of pregnancy and family expansion. Be part of a supportive and nurturing community as we navigate this experience and tune into a deeper understanding of ourselves and a spiritual connection with baby.

    Jenn Rose is the exclusive Perinatal yoga teacher. Open to privates.

  • A woman sitting on the floor in a yoga pose with one hand on her chest and the other on her stomach, wearing a sleeveless top and multiple bracelets.

    Adaptive Healing

    Weekly on Sundays

    11:00am

    Pre & Postnatal Flow is a highly beneficial prenatal, postnatal, and postpartum yoga flow. It is designed to meet you where you are in your pregnancy journey from pregnancy to becoming a parent.

    This is a rotating teacher offering, Jenn Rose teaches 1-2x/month

  • A woman with curly hair and a headband leaning over a baby lying on a yoga mat, touching noses. The baby is wearing a brown headwrap with a knot on top and a mustard-colored outfit.

    Zia Yoga & Wellness

    Weekly on Fridays

    5:30pm

    Perinatal Yoga bravely and openly discuss the joys and challenges associated with fertility, pregnancy, childbirth, and parenthood.

    This is a rotating teacher offering, Jenn Rose teaches 1-2x/month

Virtual Class Offerings

It begins on the mat, it begins with you.

Hope to see you in class
& community.

What People Are Saying

“I kept saying during labor how yoga helped more than anything. The breathing during contractions, the movement, the breathing during birth. It was the only thing I did to prepare that actually prepared for that moment. I am so grateful for finding you.”

— T.A.

“I’m SO glad I was able to take prenatal classes with Jenn throughout my second pregnancy. She has a calming presence and is very knowledgeable about prenatal/postnatal yoga. It is so important during pregnancy to feel supported and have community and her classes always provided that. The movement and breath work in the prenatal classes allowed me to feel more connected to my pregnant body and to my baby. I’d highly recommend to anyone prenatal and postnatal.”

— K,R.

“I joined Jenn’s prenatal class at the beginning of my second trimester and continued until my baby arrived. Out of my four pregnancies, it was the first time I had ever taken a prenatal class, and from the moment I joined, I felt completely supported, informed, and empowered. Jenn creates such a calm and welcoming environment for all of her students, no matter what stage they are in on their pre- or postnatal journey. If I could go back, I would have loved to join her class during each of my pregnancies!”

— V.S.

“I want to say thanks for supporting me throughout the pregnancy. I really feel like I owe a lot of it to prenatal yoga and how empowering it made me feel. So thank you.”

— T.T.

“It takes a village to raise a child, and a village to raise a mother".