🧘 Yogi Fun Yogi kit Yoga Card Game with Illustrated Poses, Engaging Poems, 4 Interactive Activities, and 2 Cardboard Dice Review

These cards have a face card and immediately after that there is a description card that guides you through the pose and the clue. I really like the hints and directional maps. Easy poses and great for younger ages. I liked them a lot and so did my clients.

This is a great way to introduce kids to yoga! My kids (11 & 5) love taking turns choosing poses when we do yoga as a family. Due to the age difference, it can be difficult to find something they both enjoy doing together, but this is definitely a hit in my house!

Finding games/toys to play with my 3 year old is not easy. I've found that he enjoys doing yoga when he's taking an online preschool course. So I searched and found to try. He loves to! His favorite pose is an elephant! Lots of laughter when we play together. Great family time!

Good simple pictures. They are easy to follow for my preschoolers. The bones are easy to assemble but they are cardboard so not the best, you have to break them to put them back in the box. I glued the instruction cards to the back of the picture cards to hold them together.

Pros - my kids are very into yoga, they love it Cons - Nicknames for poses are not perfect, examples give them airplane pose, bee pose or instead from pose "dove" is called "dove" pose, "child" pose is "mouse" and confused "cat" pose, although it should actually be "cow" judging by the picture, so it's not great that I still have to teach my kids the correct terms/poses

They are beautiful and very well made. I'm not a fan of two cards for each pose, I would like them printed on front and back so there is a card to refer to when viewing poses, but I think once you know how when making a pose you can just use visual map. Otherwise the poses are great and my kids love shuffling some cards and doing different exercises every day. Very happy!

My kids love it and like to use it for mom and me yoga classes. It's every other night for us and we can do a lot of different things with the cards. It has suggestions for games and yoga classes which my girls love. An 8-year-old does it a little better; My 3 year old gets a little bored after about 15 minutes. But she likes to look at the pictures on the cards and try to imitate the movements herself.

The illustrations on these cards are really good but as some other people said the quality isn't the best. One card came in a pack that was already fully bent. You are a little thin. (Kids love to bend them in their hands. There's no way around this.) And I didn't realize the bones that came with the kit would be cardboard, which disappointed me. I really like that the Sanskrit names of the poses are on the "rhyming" cards. It would be nice if they provided phonetic pronunciation.