mum & daughter yoga classes

tweens & teens

Mum & tween daughter yoga (years 3-6)

🌸 Mum & tween daughter: grow

Sunday afternoons | 1 hour | once a month

Development • Preparation • Inner Steadiness

The tween years bring visible changes — and invisible ones.

Bones lengthen. Posture shifts. Hormones awaken.

Emotions become more layered and sometimes harder to name.

There’s excitement. There’s sensitivity. There’s growth happening faster than it can always be understood.

While schools explain the biology of puberty, the emotional and nervous system experience of it is rarely supported in a whole-person way.

This is where Grow comes in.

Grow is a monthly Sunday space for mums and their tween daughters — a place to meet these changes with steadiness rather than stress.

Why Sunday afternoon?

Sunday carries a different rhythm.  

By Sunday afternoon, the rush of the week has slowed. There is less urgency and more space to pause. There is space to breathe before everything begins again.

Practising yoga on a Sunday afternoon allows you to:

• Support the body before a new school week begins

• Settle emotions before external pressures build

• Spend intentional time together without distraction

• Anchor into calm before the pace increases

It becomes a gentle bridge between one week and the next — and between childhood and adolescence.

How the practice supports your daughter’s development

Early adolescence affects the whole system — not just hormones.

🦴 Posture & growing bones

Strengthening the spine, hips and shoulders supports healthy posture during growth spurts — helping her stand tall and feel comfortable in her changing body.

🌺 Pelvic & hormonal awareness

Gentle strengthening and mobility around the hips and pelvis supports circulation and comfort during early hormonal changes — helping girls feel informed and at ease in their developing bodies, rather than disconnected from them.

💛 Emotional regulation

Through breath and mindful movement, tweens begin to recognise sensations and emotions as information, not threats. They develop the inner steadiness to respond rather than react.

The mum–daughter connection

As independence rises, tweens still need reassurance — even when they seem to push it away.

They may question more. Withdraw more. React more quickly.

Mums may feel unsure when to guide and when to step back.

Without shared moments of calm, small tensions can quietly widen. 

Grow offers connection through movement, breath and presence — not through forced conversation, but through shared experience. Practising side by side allows:

• Greater understanding

• Kinder communication

• Stronger mutual respect

• A deeper ability to truly see one another

This is where mums and tweens begin to recognise the strength, sensitivity and beauty within each other — especially during change.

Why Anjli Yoga is different

This is not fitness. It is not performance. It is not about “managing” puberty.

We guide girls to meet their development with strength, curiosity and self-trust.

Not anxious about change. Not rushed into adulthood. Not defined by comparison.

But steady. Aware. Rooted.

Grow isn’t about accelerating maturity.

It is about supporting it consciously — so girls step forward informed, connected and confident in who they are becoming.

No previous yoga experience is required.

Venue: Margaret Howard Studios, Bushey Mill Lane, Bushey, WD23 2AS

Time: 400-5.00pm

Dates:

22 March 2026

26 April 2026

31 May 2026 

21 June 2026

28 June 2026 @ 5.15pm (instead of July)

Maximum numbers: 16 participants

Mum & daughter teen yoga (years 7+)

The Sunday reset: strength & calm

🔥 Mum & teen daughter: strength

Sunday morning | 45 minutes | once a month

Action • Empowerment • Shared Energy

Sunday mornings offer fresh beginnings. Together, you and your teen step into the week not as opponents navigating adolescence — but as allies.

Strength is an energising session designed to build physical vitality and emotional resilience, side by side.

Through dynamic movement, breath, and shared partner work, this class strengthens more than muscles — it strengthens connection.

Why Sunday morning?

  • Teens feel activated rather than sluggish

  • Mums and daughters begin the week aligned

  • Energy is channelled into confidence, not anxiety

How This Supports Teen Girls

Many describe today’s teens as growing up in an age of anxiety — navigating social pressure, academic stress, digital comparison and identity formation. Strength supports:

  • Healthy body awareness without appearance focus

  • Nervous system regulation

  • Self-trust and inner steadiness

  • A shared sense of calm and steadiness between mum and daughter

  • A space where mums and daughters see each other beyond roles — not just parent and teen, but two evolving individuals

Why Anjli Yoga is different

Yoga isn't competitive sport.

It is conscious connection.

We blend movement with emotional awareness, fostering communication and mutual respect in a way few physical activities and other practices do.

Because when mums and daughters build strength together, they build something far greater than muscle — they build trust, respect, and the courage to grow.

No previous yoga experience is required.

Venue: Margaret Howard Studios, Bushey Mill Lane, Bushey, WD23 2AS

Time: 10.00-10.45am

Dates:

1 March 2026 

12 April 2026

10 May 2026

7 June 2026

28 June 2026 (instead of July)

Maximum numbers: 16 participants

 

🌙 Mum & teen daughter: calm

Sunday afternoon | 1 hour | once a month

Nurture • Explore • Become

Sunday afternoons offer something rare — a pause.

Before the school week begins again.

Before expectations return.

Before the noise gets loud.

Calm is a monthly mum and teen yoga space designed to support teenage girls in exploring who they are — and who they are becoming — through yoga, as a body-led practice.

This isn't about “calming down.”

It is about learning how to self-regulate, self-understand, and self-trust.

From that place of understanding, confidence grows quietly and naturally.

Why Sunday afternoon?

Teen nervous systems rarely get spaciousness. By Sunday afternoon:

  • The rush of the weekend has eased

  • School pressures haven’t yet restarted

  • The mind is more receptive

This timing allows yoga to land more deeply — supporting emotional reset and clearer inner awareness before the week ahead.

How yoga supports calm

Yoga is not used here as exercise. It is used as a developmental tool. Through carefully guided practice, teens learn:

🌿 Nervous system support

Breath and gentle movement help soothe stress and create a sense of inner steadiness.

🌿 Inner awareness

Girls learn to notice what they are feeling — anxiety, excitement, overwhelm — with curiosity rather than fear.

🌿 Emotional understanding

Yoga and reflection deepens self-knowledge and emotional confidence.

🌿 Becoming themselves

A safe space to explore boundaries, move authentically, and listen inward instead of comparing outward. A space where nothing needs to be proven and everything can simply be felt.

🌿 Body trust

By focusing on sensation rather than appearance, girls develop respect for their bodies as wise, capable and worthy.

Why Anjli Yoga is different

This is more than a relaxation workshop. And it is not a lecture about mental health. It's learning through the body, not just the mind.

They don’t just leave feeling calmer.

They leave knowing how to calm themselves.

And that knowledge changes everything.

When girls learn to listen inward, they begin to live outward with clarity — and that changes how they move through the world.

No previous yoga experience is required.

Venue: Margaret Howard Studios, Bushey Mill Lane, Bushey, WD23 2AS 

Time: 5.30-6.30pm

Dates

22 March 2026

26 April 2026

31 May 2026

21 June 2026

Maximum numbers: 16 participants