Mums and Bubs Yoga For Private Groups

A term-based 60 minute yoga class that includes baby massage, nursery rhymes, and sensory play for babies up to 12 months of age.

Plus use of the yoga workshop and a large garden for an additional hour to chat, play and rest, while enjoying your Westbrook coffee delivery!

$500 per 10-week term, includes a fruit platter, biscuits, herbal tea and a coffee each week.

Time slots are available Mon-Thurs
Email Meaghan to inquire

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Mums & Bubs yoga

Want somewhere more private to meet with your mother's group?

A yoga class for your private group

A term-based 60 minute yoga class that includes baby massage, nursery rhymes, and sensory play for babies up to 12 months of age.

Yoga but with nursery rhymes, sensory play and massage

A term-based 60 minute yoga class that includes baby massage, nursery rhymes, and sensory play for babies up to 12 months of age.

An extra 60min to catch up over your coffee delivery!

Plus use of the yoga workshop and a large garden for an additional hour to chat, play and rest, while enjoying your Westbrook coffee delivery!

Not Just a Mums and Bubs Yoga Class!

60 minute yoga class with a focus on pelvic floor strengthening

A further 60 minutes to use the space for a catch up

Yoga, baby massage, nursery rhymes & sensory activities

Light refreshments provided

Meaghan will whiz up to Westbrook Cafe to pick up your coffee

WELCOME TO
MAMA PRANA

Hey, beauty!
I'm Meaghan.

Mother, yoga teacher, Mama Rising® facilitator, circle keeper, and matrescence guide.

Mama Prana is an intimate yoga studio and vibrant community for women and mothers craving embodiment, rest, pleasure, authenticity, and sisterhood.

I do this work from the heart — for you, for me, for every woman — because the world needs more women reclaiming their worth, voice, rest, pleasure, and self-care in a society that tells us to do more and need less.

I live, work, play and mother on the beautiful country of the Wurundjeri People and I pay my respects to their elders past and present. As a proud Wiradjuri woman, I also pay my respects to my own elders.