IQL Weekends: Mini Me Yoga Workshop For Parent

In this 2-hour Mini Me Yoga workshop, parents, carers and grandparents will learn simple techniques for introducing 15 minutes a day of yoga and positive thinking to preschool and primary aged children, using games and exercises designed to make it fun and engaging.

No experience with yoga is necessary – anyone can join in the fun!

Each participant receives a set of 14 Magick Yoga Cards and will learn about:

• Breathing
• Meditation
• Making energy water
• Why we do kids yoga
• Plus, at least 14 yoga poses

It’s action-packed and full of information as well as practical tools. Everyone leaves with what they need to get started right away, with an easy 15 minute a day program designed to be used in your daily routine, whether it be in the home, the classroom, community groups, play dates, weekend sleepovers etc.

Introducing these simple games in school, daycare or the home significantly reduces stress, increases children’s capacity to learn, be gentle to one another, respect nature and grow strong mentally and physically. During this age where childhood diabetes, food intolerance's and hyper active syndromes are on the rise, our games and activities bring much needed fun time where children can create and express themselves.

This is an opportunity to strengthen the bond with your child while improving their (and your) well-being in just 15 minutes a day.



About: Fiona Macnaughton-Jones has recently joined the Mini Me Yoga community as an Ambassador for London. She has been working with children and families in various support roles for over 12 years and holds a BSc (Hons) in Psychology, Early Years Professional Status (EYPS), and a Certificate in Parent-Child Therapy through the Institute for Arts in Therapy and Education (IATE). Fiona is passionate about supporting children with SEN, including those with autism and speech language and communication difficulties. In 2012, Fiona received an award from the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (RCSLT) as recognition for providing 'exceptional service' to support children and families across Central and West London communities.