Starting August 2020
In order to keep all my yogis and their families healthy and safe during this time, I've tweaked my studio's policies. These will be changing as the world around us does, but for now ...
Classes will be kept very small in order to meet social distancing requirements at this time ... all classes will be capped at only 4 kiddos.
Parents will not be allowed in the studio at this time ... just my yogis. All classes will be drop off only. Please arrive on time for class and wait in your car until you see me unlock the studio door. At that time, your kiddo can walk in to the studio on her own (kids will no longer be able to hang out in the lobby before class starts). The same goes for dismissal ... please wait in your cars in the parking lot. When classes are over, I will stand at the door with the kids and watch them walk back to their cars.
Although I have always cleaned and disinfected all yoga mats after every class, I'm encouraging all kids to bring in their own yoga mats to use during this time (they have them for $5 at Five Below) buuuut, if your child doesn't have one, it's totally fine for her to use one of mine.
As always, I work hard at providing a clean studio space by cleaning, mopping, and dusting on a regular basis ... but I will be even more diligent by cleaning common surfaces (such as door handles) with a disinfectant spray in between every class. We'll also be refraining from doing partner games and partner poses at this time ... and limiting props and manipulatives to only things that I can wash and disinfect in between classes.
Kids will no longer be sharing craft supplies at the studio ... they'll have their own! In order to continue with our journaling time at the beginning of each class (annnd our crafting time) I bought school supply boxes and filled each one of them with individual packages of crayons, markers, colored pencils, scissors, and glue bottles so each yogi can have their own to use and keep at the studio.
No child will be allowed to attend class if they are displaying any symptoms of a cold or other illness. I trust my yoga families to be overly cautious and considerate during this time.
Because of Indiana's mask mandate, all children will be required to wear a mask when coming into the studio. However, because classes will be so small and we'll be practicing social distancing (each kiddo will get their own blocked off 9x9-foot taped space with a full 6-foot buffer around them) yogis will be able to take their masks off WHILE PRACTICING YOGA ON THEIR MATS.
You must pre-register for all classes since I need to limit class size at this time ... no drop-ins.
Parents will not be allowed in the studio at this time ... just my yogis. All classes will be drop off only. Please arrive on time for class and wait in your car until you see me unlock the studio door. At that time, your kiddo can walk in to the studio on her own (kids will no longer be able to hang out in the lobby before class starts). The same goes for dismissal ... please wait in your cars in the parking lot. When classes are over, I will stand at the door with the kids and watch them walk back to their cars.
Although I have always cleaned and disinfected all yoga mats after every class, I'm encouraging all kids to bring in their own yoga mats to use during this time (they have them for $5 at Five Below) buuuut, if your child doesn't have one, it's totally fine for her to use one of mine.
As always, I work hard at providing a clean studio space by cleaning, mopping, and dusting on a regular basis ... but I will be even more diligent by cleaning common surfaces (such as door handles) with a disinfectant spray in between every class. We'll also be refraining from doing partner games and partner poses at this time ... and limiting props and manipulatives to only things that I can wash and disinfect in between classes.
Kids will no longer be sharing craft supplies at the studio ... they'll have their own! In order to continue with our journaling time at the beginning of each class (annnd our crafting time) I bought school supply boxes and filled each one of them with individual packages of crayons, markers, colored pencils, scissors, and glue bottles so each yogi can have their own to use and keep at the studio.
No child will be allowed to attend class if they are displaying any symptoms of a cold or other illness. I trust my yoga families to be overly cautious and considerate during this time.
Because of Indiana's mask mandate, all children will be required to wear a mask when coming into the studio. However, because classes will be so small and we'll be practicing social distancing (each kiddo will get their own blocked off 9x9-foot taped space with a full 6-foot buffer around them) yogis will be able to take their masks off WHILE PRACTICING YOGA ON THEIR MATS.
You must pre-register for all classes since I need to limit class size at this time ... no drop-ins.
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