Wai Lana's Little Yogis

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It's okay.
I got this tape for $1 at my local dollar store, and I'm glad I didn't pay more. I would say it's not worth much more than five. The good points are that it's colorful, and the animation and songs are pretty decent. But the instructor often spends way too much time talking about the poses, rather than just getting into them. It's too long for kids to wait. Also, I find the instructor's voice very.....odd. I know it's supposed to be 'soothing', but I find it weird. It's rather deep. It sounds to me like a man's voice trying to be a woman's voice. (If you've ever seen Transamerica, you'll know what I mean.) I don't think my kids will use this as it's intended, as it's pretty slow. I know yoga isn't about speed, but kids aren't generally about meditation and excessive patience. If it went more directly into getting the kids into the poses, it would be better, in my opinion.

Good for young kids, wish it was a bit longer.
This is a nice starting yoga DVD for young kids. I just wish it was a little bit longer. There's also one young little girl in the back in red who doesn't always do the pose they are working on and I find her distracting -- she's not the one I want my toddler copying. The poses are: Balloon Breathing Butterfly Cat and Dog Stretch Rocking Beetle Cobra Lion Mountain Tree Bridge Jelly Legs Daydream Pose My toddler does enjoy the cartoon of the poses followed by the kids doing it. It's very similar to "Yoga Kids: ABC's" by Marsha Wenig. If you like "Little Yogi's" then "Yoga Kid's: ABC's" would be the next stop since it is also a little cartoon followed by the pose but since it goes throughout the alphabet, it is longer.

THank you WAI LANA!
My Aunt gave this to me and my little sisters and brothers a few months ago. We all love doing this and it is very much fun.It is very colorful and nice. The music is also nice. The memry cards of this tape are also really nice to play with!

a great kid yoga video
Little Yogis is a charming and fun yoga video. Some friends got it for their three kids, and all the kids have fun doing yoga with it. The 5 year old boy loves it so much he gets his own mat out to do it by himself. The beautiful scenery, happy music, and smiling Wai Lana make this kid yoga video exceptional. I've seen a couple of other kiddie yoga videos, and this is so much better I highly recommend it. I'm going to get it for my grandchildren.

My daughter loves Wai Lana!!!
My 6 year old daughter had no interest in any of the yoga videos I purchased for her in the past, that was until Wai Lana's Little Yogis. This video is full of magic with Wai Lana's lovely personality, fun songs and cartoons, It is unlike any other children's yoga video I've seen before. Now she loves doing yoga as long as she can do it with Wai Lana!!!