Kids Musical Yoga blossomed in the magical town of Sebastopol, California. The supportive communities of Sebastopol and West Sonoma county were the perfect hotbed of creativity and inspiration for learning how to share the fundamentals of yoga with energetic toddlers and young children.

  Fairy Princess Andreanna is Andrea Allen, a mother and certified yoga instructor specializing in family and pre-natal yoga classes. As CFO, chief fairy officer, she is responsible for developing the original content and choreographing the lyrics, music and postures of Kids Musical Yoga. With a degree in Public Relations and Marketing, Andrea is our key lead in making sure our small but magical world reaches yours!

  Talon the Musical Helper is Trevor Allen. A father, musician, singer, and writer, Trevor is primarily responsible in making sure the Fairy Princess Andreanna and their daughter, Jaden, are happy. After studying music and child development in both the United States and Australia, Trevor synergizes musical theory, developmental research, and the simple spirituality of Yoga into songs that you keep on singing!

  As parents ourselves, we understand the great challenges of raising a child in today's diverse world. We were inspired to create Kids Musical Yoga to give parents such as ourselves another mode of important teaching and playing that will help prepare our little ones for their incredible and magical journies in life.

  Children are natural, spontaneous yogis. From their first breath, they inhale with all of their belly and diaphragms. Their bodies are limber, but with growth, children go through a tremendous physical, psychological and social transformation. As their bodies rapidly change in sometimes asymmetric ways, and as they are introduced to environments of prolonged sitting and slouching, they lose their natural, intuitive connection to their bodies. Children also find themselves less limber.

  Early learning is so important as it sets a pattern thru which children will later interact with their world. In songs like "Take a Deep Breathe In", or even our warm up routine, we introduce the fundamental concepts of breathing and stretching in a way that is both fun and teaches the importance of being fully present in their bodies.