Yoga Poses for Kids Cards (Deck One)

I recently purchased the Yoga Poses for Kids Cards, and I couldn’t be happier with this wonderful addition to our family’s wellness routine. These cards are a brilliant way to introduce children to the joys and benefits of yoga in a fun and engaging way.The set includes a diverse array of poses, each beautifully illustrated along with a familiar keyword that kids can use to associate with the pose. The artwork is really well done, making our kids excited to try out new poses.The cards are sturdy and well-made, able to withstand hard use by little hands. They are also portable with a canvas carrying case, perfect for taking on trips or using in the backyard. IIncorporating these yoga cards into our daily routine has not only improved our children’s flexibility and strength but has also taught them valuable lessons in relaxation and mindfulness. I highly recommend to anyone looking to introduce children to the wonderful world of yoga!

Wonderful !I love the pictures and the cards come in a nice fabric bag that you can keep them in, I have them on my shelf ready for any student that would like to try them :)

My 4 year old son and I have a great time practicing their posses. It also comes with easy to follow instruction cards

These are good quality cards and the illustrations are pretty. My one issues is that they are single sided. So for boat pose, there are two cards, one with the yoga pose and one with the cue word. It would be better to have the pose on one side and the cue word on the other.

Fun activity for my preschoolers. The canvas cary bag is handy.

Our granddaughter loves these cards.

A new activity for our preschool program

The deck is less than half useful.What I like - the art and clear position and placement and instructionsWhat I found pretty meh - The instructions are not on the card with the pose.What I found unnecessary - The associations with Travel, Earth, People, and Animals was unnecessary and not integral or integrated into the poses or practice. There are many other more common associations that are inherent in yoga that are elemental: heat, grounding (Earth was one category that was most representative of yoga), water, cooling, air. I found Travel to be the most annoying and irrelevant.What I didn't like - there are 25 cards that are images representing the pose that are separate from the actual pose card. (See Images) It's a waste and annoying that I spent money on a product that is half useful. To be fair, the images of these waste cards are in the images for the ad. I just didn't realize how useless they would be.The only reason I didn't send these back is that I needed them for an exercise with some children. Keep looking if you're in search of a great friendly yoga deck.