555 Jiu-Jitsu
A Clinton Hill academy with a kids jiu-jitsu program alongside adult classes. Children learn grappling while working on focus, respect and responsibility, and families can start with a free trial.
by Love Child Yoga
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Boutique studio for expecting and new parents. Its small Baby & Me class works gentle postpartum movement around babies from about six weeks old until they start crawling, alongside prenatal and postnatal yoga.
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Schedule posted on website and Love Child app; studio is by appointment, no walk-ins
Membership-based after an introductory class
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Ages 0–1.
Membership-based after an introductory class
Schedule posted on website and Love Child app; studio is by appointment, no walk-ins
69 Lafayette Ave, 2nd Floor, 11217, in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.
Yes. Love Child Yoga is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Love Child Yoga: lovechildyoga.com, or call (646) 494-4251.
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