Happy Panda Children’s Yoga is a mindfulness resource for children 3–11 years old, providing yoga, picture books, yoga music, and creativity (arts and crafts), nourishing children’s imaginations and empowering their wellbeing.
We are best known for our book series, which includes ‘Yaks Can Do Yoga!’ and “Don’t Be Grumpy, Monkey!’
We are proud to support and work closely with local school sports partnerships and networks delivering our wellbeing programs to local schools.
Over the past three years we have visited and worked with numerous schools and nurseries in Windsor and the sounding area. We have brought exciting yoga classes to afterschool clubs and PE lessons, introducing yoga and mindfulness to hundreds of children, teachers and their families.
We are passionate about what we do, our aim being to bring yoga to many more school children and teachers around the UK.
Yoga is a timeless skill, and teaching children how to use mindful and wellbeing tools will enable them to live healthier, kinder, and more balanced lives.
NEWS!
We are very happy to announce that our new picture book
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“Don’t Be Grumpy, Monkey!”
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is out now!
This would be a valuable resource in the classroom, perfect for all teachers to use confidently.
Salboreads book blogger
A lovely story and a great introduction to the power of yoga. NAMASTE!!
Kate Rimmer reviews
The book also encourages relaxation and mindfulness. In a world full of stress what could be better for our little ones?
Michaela Sayson mickysbookworm reviews
Every teacher needs to have it on their school bookshelves.
Reading through the looking glass Blog
A lovely story about finding your true self.
Vanessa Book Blogger
A wonderfully written and displayed story, make sure you have some stretchy pants on before starting this fun and entertaining book!
ABC Mini Reviewers
I love how this book shows children how to do yoga, breaking it down into terms they would really understand.
Debbie Future Bookworms
Whatever your age, culture, location or status, yoga is inclusive to us all.
Stacy Hammond reviews and blog