Can yoga really help my child concentrate?

Playful focus games and balancing poses ask children to pay attention to their body and breath, which is good practice for concentration. Done regularly, many parents and teachers find it helps with focus at school.

When is a good time for this session?

It's lovely before homework or study, or any time your child needs to settle and focus. Keep it short and playful so it stays fun.

Sequence

Yoga for Kids: Memory & Focus

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Episode 2 of the Yoga for Kids series with Lavina Bharwani and Kabir. A fun session built around concentration games like the Hand Flip Challenge to help children improve focus and memory — handy for school and homework. Playful, gentle and easy to follow at home.

Key instructions

Try the Hand Flip Challenge and other focus games from the video
Go slowly — the aim is attention, not speed
Keep it light and fun; giggles are welcome
An adult should be nearby; stop if anything feels uncomfortable

Frequently asked questions

Can yoga really help my child concentrate?: Playful focus games and balancing poses ask children to pay attention to their body and breath, which is good practice for concentration. Done regularly, many parents and teachers find it helps with focus at school.
When is a good time for this session?: It's lovely before homework or study, or any time your child needs to settle and focus. Keep it short and playful so it stays fun.