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Do you know someone who is raving about the benefits they are enjoying from their prenatal yoga practice? Maybe you want to try prenatal yoga, but don’t know where to start? In this article, you will learn about prenatal yoga, including recommendations for various postures you can practice during each trimester of your pregnancy. We’ve even included a helpful list of postures which may be helpful to relieve common pregnancy aches and pains. Happy body, happy baby! What Is Prenatal Yoga? Prenatal Yoga offers
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