Meet Laura

    The heart behind Alori Yoga

    Hello, I'm Laura

    For more than twenty years, Laura has worked with children and families in schools, nurseries and community settings — experience that shaped a deep and lasting passion: supporting children's wellbeing and helping them build happy, healthy relationships with their minds and their bodies.

    Yoga became part of Laura's own life along the way. Practising regularly and seeing first-hand how much it gave her — physically and emotionally — she realised she could bring together the two things she loves most: yoga, and working with children. Alori Yoga was born, offering children and the grown-ups who support them a specialised approach to yoga that is fun, imaginative and genuinely engaging.

    Laura is also a busy mum to two beautiful boys — Arlo and Riven, the inspiration behind the name Alori. Watching them grow inspired her all the more: every day she sees how yoga and mindfulness give children practical, positive tools for navigating big emotions and feelings, and she loves sharing those same tools with the children she teaches.

    She is DBS checked, fully insured, and trained in children's yoga. Laura's sessions are story-led, inclusive, and designed to help children build calm, focus, and confidence — whether in a nursery, a school, or at a birthday party.

    Whether in a classroom in Solihull, a nursery in Shirley, or your living room, Laura's goal is to spark curiosity and cultivate kindness — towards oneself and others.

    Safety First

    • Full Enhanced DBS Checked
    • Fully Insured Practitioner
    • Paediatric First Aid Trained
    • EYFS-aware practice

    Inclusive Practice

    Yoga is for everybody and every body. Laura's sessions are designed to be adaptable and welcoming to children with diverse needs and abilities — in nurseries, schools, and family settings across Solihull and the West Midlands.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What should my child wear?

    Comfortable clothing they can move freely in. Leggings, joggers, or shorts and a t-shirt are perfect. No shoes needed!

    Do we need to bring a mat?

    I provide all mats and props for schools and parties. For home sessions, bringing your own mat is encouraged for hygiene, but spares are available.

    Is previous experience necessary?

    Not at all. Sessions are beginner-friendly and focus on exploration rather than perfect poses.

    Mama & Child Yoga in Solihull

    Laura also offers gentle mama and child yoga in Solihull, supporting connection, movement and calm for parents and little ones. These sessions are warm, playful and relaxed — a chance to move together, breathe together and enjoy a mindful pause in the week.

    Families may search for this as mummy and me yoga Solihull, mum and child yoga, or parent and child yoga. At Alori Yoga, the focus is simple: connection, confidence and calm for both grown-ups and children.

    Ask about Mama & Child Yoga

    Ready to Work with Laura?

    Get in touch to find out more about sessions for schools, nurseries, families or parties across Solihull, Shirley and Redditch.

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