Gentle Yoga Flow for Back Recovery
Relieve new-mom back tension with three simple yoga poses designed for postpartum bodies, baby-carrying and feeding positions. Short enough to do while baby naps or in small fragments throughout the day.
Postpartum yoga and recovery
A calm postpartum recovery program for pelvic floor awareness, deep core support, breath, posture and nervous-system steadiness. Made for tired bodies, full hearts and real motherhood.
Trusted by 50+ postpartum moms rebuilding strength, breath and body trust after birth.

You are not the only one
"I want to move again, but I am afraid to do too much."
"My core and pelvic floor feel unfamiliar."
"I am tired, touched out and still expected to function."
"I want recovery to feel kind, not like another task."
Postpartum healing is not linear. This is not about getting your old body back. It is about learning steady, practical tools that help you breathe, reconnect, rebuild trust and return to movement with care.
What changes
Ease common tightness in your neck, shoulders, hips and back from feeding, carrying and interrupted rest.
Use simple breathwork to calm your nervous system and reconnect your diaphragm, pelvic floor and deep core.
Learn what safe postpartum movement can feel like when it is slow, clear and not performance-based.
Use movement, rest and breath to help your body shift from survival mode into moments of safety.
Reconnect with activation and release so your pelvic floor can respond with more ease and coordination.
Rebuild deep core support, posture and whole-body strength through gentle progressions.
Student experiences

About Diana
Diana is a certified prenatal and postpartum yoga teacher who guides women through pregnancy, birth and early motherhood with calm, practical movement and breathwork.
Her approach is grounded and reassuring: clear options, simple explanations and space to listen to your body. You will not be pushed into intensity. You will be supported into steadiness.
Why postpartum yoga?
Postpartum yoga is not about fitness pressure. Used gently, it can support breathing mechanics, pelvic floor coordination, deep core awareness, posture, mobility and stress regulation.
Recovery often begins with simple things: learning to breathe fully again, releasing unnecessary tension, reconnecting with your center and rebuilding strength in small, kind steps.
This is postpartum recovery for real life: short, adaptable and built around the body and energy you have today.
Postpartum recovery course
You do not need long workouts, a quiet house or a body that already feels strong. This path starts with tiny Mommy & Me practices and gradually guides you into deeper breath, core and pelvic-floor work.
Course outline
I will guide you from the first careful steps after birth toward a postpartum body that feels more steady, connected and yours again.
The 3-part Mommy & Me starter series stays included.
Relieve new-mom back tension with three simple yoga poses designed for postpartum bodies, baby-carrying and feeding positions. Short enough to do while baby naps or in small fragments throughout the day.
Discover a calming 4-4-8 breath practice for overwhelming moments, designed to help you regulate your nervous system so your baby can settle with you.
Transform practice time into bonding time with three playful yoga-inspired movements that feel gentle for your body and engaging for your baby.
4 guided recovery videos are included.
Reconnect your diaphragm with the pelvic floor and deep abdominal muscles through gentle, science-aligned breathing. Use breath as a practical tool for feeding, resting, rocking and nervous-system calm.
Understand diastasis recti without fear and learn a gentle self-test for awareness. The practice integrates breath, transverse abdominis, pelvic floor and spinal support through safe, progressive loading.
Reawaken the pelvic floor through breath-linked activation and relaxation. Balance, mobility and whole-body movement build responsiveness without strain, supporting leakage, heaviness and stability.
Translate inner awareness into a breath-based flow for spine, shoulders and whole-body vitality. Finish replenished, clearer and grounded rather than worked out or depleted.
Questions
Follow one clear path: tiny first steps, then deeper recovery practices when your body feels ready.