Best 4 Yoga Teachers in Denver for Postpartum Recovery in 2026
Published on: October 24, 2026
Published on: October 24, 2026
We scored four Denver-area teachers out of 100 on how much of their work is postpartum, their credentials, their own recovery, reviews, price, private sessions and how easy they are to book. Published private session rates in this guide run $60 to $100 (studio to in-home); drop-in classes $24 to $35.
Scored out of 100: Postpartum specialization 20 · Credentials 20 · Own postpartum experience 15 · Reviews 15 · Price 10 · Private focus 10 · Booking 10. How we scoredONE OM ONE's own teachers are not scored or ranked in this guide.
| Rank | Photo | Teacher | Score /100 | Postpartum focus /20 | Private 1‑on‑1 /10 | Area | Price | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rachel Bulow (Toula Co.)Postpartum focus 20/20 · Private 1-on-1 10/10 | 71 / 100 | 20 | 10 | Denver metro (in-home; also teaches at Belly Bliss) | Private postpartum yoga sessions from $75 | Details → | |
| 2 | Alyssa Cowdrey (Belly Bliss)Postpartum focus 12/20 · Private 1-on-1 3/10 | 47 / 100 | 12 | 3 | Denver, CO (Cherry Creek, Belly Bliss) | Belly Bliss class rates (single in-person class $35) | Details → | |
| 3 | Claire Gonzalez (Yoga Center of Denver)Postpartum focus 12/20 · Private 1-on-1 3/10 | 43 / 100 | 12 | 3 | Denver, CO (South Broadway, 770 S Broadway) | $24 drop-in or class packages | Details → | |
| 4 | Molly Smith (Nested and Nurtured)Postpartum focus 12/20 · Private 1-on-1 10/10 | 43 / 100 | 12 | 10 | Louisville, CO (studio) + in-home across Denver-Boulder | $60 in-studio (Louisville) / $100 in your home | Details → |
Prefer to stay home? ONE OM ONE offers online private postpartum sessions. See teachers and prices →
71 / 100 pt
Who it’s best for
This is the teacher for a Denver-metro mother who wants a private session in her own home rather than getting to a studio with a newborn, and who values a clear, published rate. She is a strong fit if you want pelvic-floor-informed work with a well-credentialed teacher, if leaving the house feels like too much in the early weeks, or if you simply prefer one-on-one over a class. Because she also teaches at Belly Bliss, you can start with her privately and move into studio classes later if you want the community.
Strength
Rachel Bulow runs her own in-home private practice, Toula Co., alongside teaching at Belly Bliss, and is the clearest independent postpartum option in the metro. She is an E-RYT 500 and RPYT with Body Ready Method certification and DONA postpartum-doula training, and she offers private prenatal and postpartum sessions in the client's home with transparent pricing. That combination of own brand, strong credentials, in-home convenience and a published rate puts her first in Denver.
postpartum doula + yoga instructor, perinatal is the whole business, runs teacher training
E-RYT 500 + RPYT, 85hr pre/postnatal, DONA postpartum doula, 15+ yrs
RPYT, fully perinatal business, no motherhood statement
none found on site
private prenatal or postpartum sessions from $75, published
Private Yoga has its own page, private packages sold
Book page with 12-hr cancellation, slots not visible, groups via host studios
47 / 100 pt
Who it’s best for
This is a fit for a mother who wants a dedicated prenatal-and-postpartum studio in central Denver and likes the idea of a teacher who also understands nutrition through the perinatal year. She suits someone who prefers a studio community and a set class over private in-home sessions. Her yoga credential is at the 200-hour level with a prenatal registration, so she is a strong match for gentle group postpartum classes rather than intensive one-on-one pelvic-floor work. Ask about current Belly Yoga and Postpartum class times when you book.
Strength
Alyssa Cowdrey teaches the Belly Yoga and Postpartum classes at Belly Bliss, the Cherry Creek studio built around prenatal and postpartum wellness. She is an RYT-200 and RPYT (Registered Prenatal Yoga Teacher), and her wider focus has grown toward perinatal nutrition alongside her teaching. Her postpartum classes run within a studio whose whole identity is this stage of life, so the setting is genuinely postpartum-forward even though her personal brand is studio-embedded.
perinatal wellness center, teaches Belly Yoga + Postpartum classes
CN, RYT-200, RPYT, yoga hours stop at 200, emphasis is clinical nutrition
RPYT teaching prenatal and postpartum classes, no statement of motherhood
site-wide testimonials, none postpartum-specific, none name Alyssa
single class $35, pass + membership amounts not published
no private yoga, center's 1-on-1 services are clinical only
yoga classes book via WellnessLiving and clinic services via Jane App
Can't get to a studio with a newborn? See our online postpartum teachers →
43 / 100 pt
Who it’s best for
This is the pick for a South Broadway or central-Denver mother who wants an affordable, drop-in postnatal class she can attend with her baby, without committing to private sessions or a membership. She fits well if budget and low commitment matter and you want a welcoming, all-identities space (Claire teaches to all ages, abilities and identities). Because Claire teaches within the studio timetable, confirm she is the one leading the Friday Baby and Me class on the week you plan to go.
Strength
Claire Gonzalez (she/they) is certified in Perinatal Yoga (pre & post natal) and holds an E-RYT 200, teaching the postnatal Baby and Me class at Yoga Center of Denver on South Broadway. The studio runs a regular Friday postnatal class that mothers can attend with their babies, at an accessible drop-in price. Claire teaches prenatal as a substitute and postnatal within the studio timetable rather than as a private-brand teacher, but the perinatal certification and the standing postnatal class are both verifiable.
general studio with a perinatal page + one weekly postnatal baby-and-me class
E-RYT 200 + perinatal yoga certification, no RPYT stated
perinatal certified, teaches Baby and Me, no motherhood statement
none quoted, homepage claims 2,000+ reviews without quoting any
Baby and Me drop-in $24, class-pack amounts not shown
no private/1-on-1 yoga on perinatal, home or buy pages
schedule and booking run via the HelloWalla platform; phone also listed
43 / 100 pt
Who it’s best for
This is a fit for a north-metro or Boulder-County mother who wants a private session in her home and values a clear, published price. She suits someone who appreciates a teacher who is also a doula and childbirth educator and who wants convenience over a studio community. Because her site lists a general yoga-teacher registration without an hour level, ask about her specific pre/postnatal training when you reach out if formal credentials matter to you.
Strength
Molly Smith runs Nested and Nurtured, an independent brand offering private prenatal and postpartum yoga either at her Louisville studio or in the client's home, with transparent pricing and coverage across the Denver-Boulder area. She is a registered yoga teacher who also trained as a childbirth educator and birth-and-postpartum doula. Her site does not publish a specific yoga-hour designation, so her qualifications score conservatively here, but the private, in-home focus and clear pricing are genuine strengths.
doula practice centered on mom + baby, yoga private-only, no group schedule
RYT with no hours shown, doula + childbirth educator, no RPYT or E-RYT
calling grew after having her own children, raising her boys, no recovery account
none found on site
$60 in her Louisville studio, $100 in-home
yoga offering is private-only, focused on mother's breath and body
email + contact form only, no calendar, platform or phone
Full method and point ranges: Selection criteria for postpartum teachers.
Denver's dedicated postpartum offering is narrower than the city's general yoga scene suggests. There are strong teachers here, but fewer of them, and the classes that exist fill accordingly. Check what is actually running before planning around a studio.
Because the group offering is thin, private sessions are often easier to get than a class at the time you need. They also handle the thing a general class cannot: pacing built around your delivery and where your recovery actually is.
When a city has few local specialists, video stops being a fallback and becomes the way to reach one. It also removes altitude, weather and a drive from the list of reasons a session does not happen.
If a studio class does not fit your schedule, or your body is not ready for a public class yet, online private postpartum yoga can be a safer starting point. ONE OM ONE pairs new moms with postpartum-trained instructors for 1-on-1 sessions you can take from home, between feeds, on your own clock.