ClimbTime Yoga

11/19/2023

Did we know how lucky we were to enjoy such love, intimacy and joy! I did and do. Thank you everyone who made this possible. I look back with the sweetest, dearest memories. I hope you do too. Love, Marty

08/15/2021

Missing everyone! Just me and the chickens, dogs and cats hanging out till the Delta Virus calms down. Sorry we are being so cautious but it's warranted for all the illness children are suffering with the new variant. But We Will Be Back! Much love,
Marty

11/02/2019

Happy Halloween!

10/28/2019

The pure pleasure of play!

10/28/2019

Love and connection.

10/28/2019

Toddler Tuesday at 9:30 AM - the love never stops!

10/28/2019

I get so excited by our new New Born classes. I am always struck with how there these human babies are from the get go. This group does not disappoint. So much curiosity. So much love!

12/17/2018

CTY Toddler and New Born class - every time the miracle of life and connection renewed and cherished.

12/11/2018

Consciously modeling for our children... the start.

11/24/2018

NEW BORN never gets old!

11/22/2018

So much to be thankful for...the health, love and well being of our children first.

11/05/2018

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/05/health/spanking-harmful-study-pediatricians.html?action=click&module=In%20Other%20News&pgtype=Homepage&action=click&module=&pgtype=Homepage

Link to New York Times article.

The latest research shows spanking does not teach children right from wrong and can have long-lasting, damaging effects.

10/29/2018

Ashley has been our client since Kelby was a cruising toddler. This is her testimonial to the benefits of ClimbTime Yoga 6 years later!

10/15/2018

10/15/2018

10/12/2018

We had so much fun in our Newborn class last week! There will be no class on Sunday, but we are so excited to see you on Tuesday for toddler class!

09/11/2018

I love this article in the NY Times about disciplining yourself rather than your child. Read what Dr. Alan Kazdin, Professor of psychology and child psychiatry at Yale and a strong influence in the development of ClimbTime Yoga, promotes instead. Hint it's what we do at CTY: the use of a program called "the ABCs, which stands for antecedents, behaviors and consequences. The antecedent is the setup, telling a child, specifically, what you want them to do before you want them to do it. Behaviors are where the behavior is defined and shaped, modeled by the parent. And the consequence involves an expression of approval when that behavior is performed, an over-the top Broadway-style belt-it-to-the-back-row expression of praise with an accompanying physical gesture of approval."

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/05/well/family/why-you-should-stop-yelling-at-your-kids.html

It doesn’t make you look authoritative. It makes you look out of control to your kids. It makes you look weak.

09/05/2018

ClimbTime Yoga is on! Join us for a love fest of parenting and playing. Life doesn't get any better than this!