Kids Luv Yoga

08/23/2021

We are so happy to announce that after being virtual for the past year and a half, we will be back in person, starting at Mt. Mahogony School next week!!!
This is a day we’ve been waiting for, for a long time. 🙏🏼

09/24/2019

08/22/2019

05/07/2019

ONE LOVE ✌🏼🌈☮️ SUMMER CAMP
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🧘🏻‍♀️Yoga
🕉 Meditation
🌱 Gardening
🥘Cooking
🎨Art
✍🏼Gratitude Journal Making
and Much more!

Information Coming Soon!

04/28/2019

Barbie belongs to one of Kids Luv Yoga’s long time yoga teachers, Sydney Fontaine Forestal.

This sweet piggie is not only a family member to Sydney, but a therapy pig for adults with special needs.

Please share this far and wide and bring Barbie home now!
Reward of $5,000. No questions asked.

04/23/2019

Albuquerque Home Owners:

PNM has teamed up with the Arbor Day Foundation and is giving away (free! No strings attached...while they last!) energy savings trees. Delivered to your home.

Click here:
www.PNM.com/PathTo100

SHARE THIS WITH YOUR MAMA!

PNM will continue down the path of unprecedented collaboration, which aided in the passage of the Energy Transition Act. The San Juan Generating Station Replacement Power filing will demonstrate our commitment to transparency and open communication with stakeholders and the New Mexico Public Regulat...

04/07/2019

When we can give children the ability to create a mind/body connection, using their 5 senses...connecting their mind to their body, children feel like they are more in control of their lives.
Yoga in school will literally change the world.
THANK YOU for being a part of that.

04/01/2019

Will you please take a moment to vote for Kids Luv Yoga (it’s spelled Kids Love Yoga on here) as Burque’s Best Place To Take Kids.

This valuable publicity for our company means that we can grow and expand to more areas and effect more children through our yoga and mindfulness program in schools.

It takes only a moment to vote and could change a life!

Thank you! 🙏🏼

Best of Burque 2019

03/22/2019

This is so smart and wonderful!

At the top of the world, the Inuit culture has developed a sophisticated way to sculpt kids' behavior without yelling or scolding. Could discipline actually be playful?