
Pregnancy Yoga
6.15 pm-7.15 pm Wednesday evenings.
St Fintan’s Parish Centre, Sutton, Dublin 13.
Go to the booking page to see when the next available class or course is
4 week course is €60 A drop in class - €16.50.
Pregnancy Yoga is a specially designed practice that’s safe, beneficial, and deeply supportive for both you and your baby throughout pregnancy. Whether you’re new to yoga or a seasoned practitioner, prenatal yoga offers a gentle yet empowering way to prepare your body and mind for the journey of pregnancy and childbirth.
In my classes, each pose is tailored to your individual needs, so whether you’re feeling energized or in need of rest, the practice can meet you where you are. Modifications are offered for every level, ensuring you can safely challenge yourself or find deep relaxation depending on what your body needs that day.
Pregnancy is one of the most transformative experiences of your life, and pregnancy yoga helps you navigate it with calm, strength, and confidence. It’s more than just physical preparation—it’s about nurturing your well-being in a supportive space.
As a fully qualified yoga teacher (200-hour certified) with specialist training in pregnancy yoga, I am a proud mother of two. I have been supporting and guiding pregnant women since 2014. I feel honored to be a part of this special chapter in your life, and I look forward to helping you feel empowered, supported, and ready for the journey ahead.
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Increased strength and stamina (both physical and mental)
Birth preparation, enhancing confidence and resilience
Breathing and relaxation techniques to ease pregnancy, labor, and motherhood
A supportive community of women on similar journeys
Time for self-care and nurturing your growing baby
Relief from common pregnancy discomforts, such as aches and pains
Better sleep and improved digestion
Faster recovery after birth
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You can join the class from 12 weeks and it is safe to continue right up until you give birth.
If you have a pre-existing condition or pregnancy complications, it is up to you to check with your doctor that you are safe to practise before beginning.
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Comfortable workout style clothing ( a simple comfortable t-shirt will do)
We practise barefoot but socks can be nice for final relaxation
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A Yoga mat
A bottle of water (it is better to hydrate before and after class rather than during)
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