Our Top 5 Book Recs this month

Stories open up entire worlds for children (and us as adults!), nurturing not only their minds but also their hearts and bodies, here are our top 5!

Yoga Games for Children by Danielle Bersma

This book is filled with playful yoga-based activities designed to keep children engaged while gently encouraging mindfulness. Through fun games and cooperative play, children can learn balance, focus, and relaxation. It’s a treasure trove for teachers looking to bring energy and calm into their classrooms.

Yoga Kids by Marsha Wenig

Perfect for little ones, this book introduces yoga in a joyful, accessible way. Wenig makes yoga simple, imaginative, and approachable, encouraging children to move their bodies while also building confidence and awareness. It’s a lovely starting point for children exploring yoga for the first time.

Storytime Yoga by Sydney Solis

This book beautifully combines the magic of storytelling with yoga postures. As children listen to tales, they embody the characters and ideas through movement. It’s a powerful way to spark imagination while grounding children in mindful practices. Storytime Yoga transforms a story circle into an embodied experience.

The Whole-Brain Child by Daniel J. Siegel

Though not a yoga book, this one is invaluable for anyone working with children. Siegel offers clear, science-based strategies for nurturing emotionally balanced, resilient, and calm young people. His insights help us understand how storytelling, play, and mindfulness all support brain development and emotional regulation.

Fly Like a Butterfly by Shakta Kaur Khalsa

This book invites children into yoga adventures full of creativity and flow. With easy-to-follow exercises and imaginative journeys, it encourages children to explore their bodies, energy, and emotions. It’s uplifting, fun, and perfect for guiding group sessions or family practices.