Become an OM-azing Certified Kids Yoga Teacher
Our transformational Kids Yoga teacher trainings teach fun ways to share the ancient practice of Yoga, Meditation & Mindfulness with children. Find an In Person TrainingSign Up for an Online CourseTrained Kidding Around Yoga Teachers
Children Practicing Kidding Around Yoga
Estimated Minutes KAY Kids Have Spent Meditating
Who the KAY training is designed for…
You do NOT need to be a certified yoga teacher to attend our Kids Yoga teacher trainings.
You will learn creative instruction in meditation, mindfulness, breathing practices, relaxation, poses, games & activities, and lots of stress management for kids. You’ll also learn entrepreneurial skills like how to run a Kids Yoga day camp, Kids Yoga birthday parties and so much more.
Most videos included in this online training course now include closed captions for all of our hard of hearing friends.
Educators
Make yoga, meditation, and mindfulness part
of your daily classroom routine with KAY!
Healthcare
Make yoga and meditation part of your
patients’ and clients’ treatment plans!
Caregivers
Keep your kiddos healthy, active and engaged
with yoga!
Yoga & Fitness
Course for Yoga Teachers & Fitness professionals.
Bring yoga, meditation & mindfulness into your studio
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