Prenatal yoga? Should we or shouldn't we?

[underpants]

It sounds great but how do we know the baby is really doing it?

It seems a lot to ask for the baby to do at this point isn't it?

I'd hate to pay for something that might be so strenuous on the baby and HELL we don't even know if it is really doing it?

Any opinions on this?

[Midlodemocrat]

1. I wouldn't pay for prenatal yoga for the baby

because the baby might not LIKE yoga. Might be into pilates or aerobics.

Just my $.02

[underpants]

2. Okay thanks

Maybe some spinning? Yeah the logistics on that might be tough.

[Midlodemocrat]

7. I would caution you not to lay out big bucks for stuff like that.

What if the kid wants to play tennis? Or do cross country? Or Tae-Kwon-Do? Next thing you know, you are on the way to bankruptcy court over a sport the kid never wanted in the first place.

[commander bunnypants]

3. why not

it is tailored for the kid

CB

[stellanoir]

4. the mommie will

intuitively know what the baby can handle. Different kids can handle different things. Don't sweat it. Most mommies know best about these things.

Have a good baby !!!

[Telly Savalas]

5. I had my kid in a prenatal hockey program.

She was the best goalie in the league, but after being born she lost interest.

[underpants]

6. It was the split saves huh?

Check THIS out Telly

http://www.usanetwork.com/series/kojak/flash.html

[Telly Savalas]

9. I've actually walked by them filming for the show.

They've been doing quite a bit of shooting on the west side of Toronto. Didn't see Ving Rhames though.

I'm kind of irked because we don't get USA Network, and I haven't heard any word of a Canadian network picking it up.

[davidinalameda]

8. nope

go for hang gliding or body surfing