The Calming Dance

37-38 weeks pregnant, Baby/parents
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Your baby is inconsolable, and you’ve tried everything. Have you tried the calming dance? With simple movements, this dance can help! Caroline Gauthier, a yoga teacher, and parents of twins show you how.

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