Baby Yoga Classes in West Malling, Kent
Fun, developmental sessions for you and your baby — supporting movement, bonding and confidence.
My baby yoga classes are gentle and designed to help your baby explore movement, balance and body awareness.
Baby yoga is a wonderful follow-on from baby massage, but you’re just as welcome if you’re joining for the first time.
Suitable from 4 months to 8 months or crawling.
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What Baby Yoga Supports
Baby yoga has so many benefits for early development, including:
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Supporting motor skills, balance, coordination and body awareness
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Encouraging early rolling, crawling and confidence in movement
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Easing trapped wind and supporting digestion
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Helping babies feel calmer through gentle rhythmic movement
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Supporting parent–baby bonding through play and connection
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Building parental confidence in handling and moving baby
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Introducing fun songs, routines and sensory play
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And most importantly… it’s fun. Babies love it!
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What’s Included in Each Class
Each baby yoga class includes:
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Gentle guided stretches and movements for babies
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Baby-friendly yoga positions to support strength and flexibility
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Songs, sensory play and simple routines you can use at home
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Social time with other parents
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A calm, supportive environment where feeding, cuddles and naps are welcomed.
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All sessions are completely baby-led — we follow your baby’s needs throughout.
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Course Details
Location: Leybourne Chase Community Centre, West Malling, near Maidstone, Kent
Duration: ~45 minutes
Age: 4 months to 8 months or crawling
Group size: Small, friendly groups to help you feel at ease
Price: £50 for 5 weeks​
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A Class Where You Can Truly Relax
This is a supportive, non-judgmental space where you can:
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Meet other local parents
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Laugh, chat and enjoy your baby
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Build confidence in your baby’s movement
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Ready to join Baby Yoga?
Spaces are kept small.
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Book your course here
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If you’re unsure whether baby massage or baby yoga is the best fit right now, I can recommend the right class based on your baby’s age and stage — just ask.




