I’m curious if any other parents here include their children in their spiritual practices, whether that’s yoga, meditation, mindfulness, nature walks, prayer, or something else.
I’d love to hear how you incorporate those practices into family life, especially with younger kids. Do you have any favorite ways to introduce children to mindfulness or quiet time without making it feel forced?
I’m also wondering if anyone knows of places in Washington that offer yoga, meditation, or similar classes with childcare available. I’d love to find a way to have some time for my own practice while also making it accessible for my daughter.
Would love to hear about your experiences or any recommendations! 😊
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My daughter is 2 and we started with teaching her how to take deep breaths by modeling the behavior and narrating us taking the deep breaths. And we try to connect with her when experiencing any range of emotions by naming her feelings and providing our attention and curiosity - almost as a practice of mindfulness. We also practice affirmations with her that confirm that she is safe, protected, divine, strong, healthy, powerful, empathetic and more - basically since she could start talking, and especially before she goes to sleep or if something scares her. I want to integrate more practices with her, especially now that she is getting a little older. I found a yoga studio that has classes at 6am, so I try to get up early and go before my husband goes to work so that I get my time for myself and my spiritual practice. I know the ymca has childcare and yoga classes, but my daughter didn’t feel comfortable at the time to be left by herself. Following to see what others have to say!:)
I’m currently 36+5 and have been in 4 times so far with reduced movements. I have low PAPP-A so have been advised to keep an eye on movements but now that I’m getting closer to term I’m worried about being induced. This is my second baby and with my first I went naturally at 39 weeks, so an induction scares me! Obviously I want what’s best for the baby but I feel like I’m talking myself out of going into triage again just incase they suggest an induction! Has anyone else experienced an induction due to reduced movements?
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Hello everyone. I have a son who was born April 5, 2024... And I just found out that I am pregnant with baby number 2, but little bean is also due in April 2027. For those of you that have kids born in the same month, how do you handle or prepare for this?

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Anyone else? My first born was doing it by now.
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This is my second pregnancy and I’m 37+2 (due 5th Oct). I got told at my midwife appointment baby is engaged. Can this mean labour could come soon?
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I am 42 +1 today. I still am measured at 1cm
and 50% effaced. Everything looked great on scans. I can’t remember with my previous pregnancies how dilated I was before birth. How dilated were you before active labor?
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Looking for some similar stories please. I’m 26+2 weeks and I’ve been having growth scans every 2 weeks because the baby is measuring small (especially her head). Following my growth scan today, the fetal medicine unit have called asking me to go in for a specialist scan. The woman scared the life out of me on the phone saying it could be chromosome issues etc. has anyone had any experience with this?

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