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NEW DVD - YOGAGYM

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YOGAGYM for babies and children.
Help your child improve flexibility and suppleness
and maintain good posture in a fun and easy way.

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YOGAGYM for the whole family....YogaGym is in three parts. It starts with toddlers and then goes on to children and then to adults. Although it covers the whole family this DVD allows you to access the age group you need without having to watch it all.

The origins of stiffness, poor posture, rounded backs and hollow chests and shallow breathing most often stem from early infancy and many young children who are considered otherwise healthy, display signs of stiff spines, tight hips, tense shoulders and a variety of postural imbalances related to the muscles and joints that have lost suppleness and flexibility.

The techniques shown in YogaGym allows parents to assist and encourage their children to continue to retain a wide range and variety of movement throughout childhood. It also enables a parent to see where they and their children lack flexibility and remedy this in an easy way.
DEVELOPMENTAL BABY MASSAGE

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