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September 2026 Student of the Month: Juanita
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September 2026 Student of the Month: Juanita

What would you say to someone who is thinking about trying prenatal yoga?

You will thank yourself for taking prenatal yoga. It feels like a Tylenol for your body, and the community is amazing. All the ladies in class are lovely, and the instructor Tausala is absolutely wonderful!!!! She makes the class so enjoyable and she guides us with knowledge, kindness, and love.

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August 2026 Student of the Month: LaToya
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August 2026 Student of the Month: LaToya

What have you learned since taking classes with PYLV?

PYLV reminded me that yoga during pregnancy isn’t about doing more or pushing harder. It’s about listening, adapting, breathing, and trusting your body. I learned to honor where I was in each moment and to see movement as a conversation with my body rather than something I needed to perfect. Those lessons have stayed with me well beyond pregnancy.

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July 2026 Student of the Month: Megan
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July 2026 Student of the Month: Megan

What would you tell a new parent considering taking prenatal or baby & me yoga classes?

It is never too late to try something new (or get back into a healthy habit)! Progress is never linear, so if something feels challenging now, that is okay. Have patience with yourself and remember that each new day is a chance to reset your mind and choices. You can do hard things!

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June 2026 Student of the Month: Sam
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June 2026 Student of the Month: Sam

What have you learned since taking classes with PYLV? Angela always starts each class asking how we’re feeling and will incorporate poses and movements to help alleviate any challenges. I’ve learned even more about the importance of breath (that I’m hoping will kick in during labor) and pelvic floor health. 

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