A Simple Reset When You Feel Mentally or Emotionally Fried
Let’s be honest: pregnancy is beautiful… and overwhelming.
Whether you’re in your first trimester fog, mid-second trimester whirlwind, or the final stretch of the third, there are moments when your body is buzzing, your brain is overloaded, and your emotions feel loud.
This is exactly why I created this 15-minute prenatal yoga flow — a quick, supportive practice you can do in any trimester to reconnect to your breath, reset your nervous system, and remember: you’ve got this.
You don’t need a full hour. You don’t need perfect energy. You just need a few minutes to come home to yourself.
Why This Flow Helps with Overwhelm
Overwhelm in pregnancy often comes from:
- Hormonal shifts and overstimulation
- Physical discomfort or fatigue
- Decision fatigue and mental clutter
- Anxiety about what’s next
This flow combines intentional breath, simple movement, and grounding postures to help calm your nervous system and ease mental tension — safely and gently, no matter your trimester.

Here’s what I would grab to prepare my space for prenatal yoga
- A yoga ball to make supported moves easy & (later on) hip circles fun.
- A reliable, comfy yoga mat that doesn’t break the bank- or my knees.
- A cute water bottle to make hydration feel less like a necessity & more like a privilege. I GET to drink out of this cute cup. 💅🏻
- If you’re planning on breastfeeding, I 100% recommend splurging on the water bottle you want. It’s worth it, will bring you joy & it will get a TON of use!
🧘♀️ Quick 15-Minute Prenatal Yoga Flow for Overwhelm
(Trimester-Safe: First, Second, or Third)
🛠️ Tips & Modifications
- Use a chair or couch for support any time you feel unsteady or breathless
- Practice in the morning after a light snack if nausea kicks in later
- Short on time? Just do 2–3 of these poses and call it a win
- Always listen to your body — rest is productive too
🪷 Part 1: Breath + Gentle Seated Release (4 minutes)
- Easy Seated Pose (Sit on pillow or bolster)
- Shoulder Rolls + Neck Circles (3–4 each direction)
- Seated Side Stretch (Hold 3–5 breaths each side)
- Belly-Hand Breathing:
Inhale 4, exhale 6 for 5 rounds
📝 Cue: “Feel your breath soften the edges of your thoughts. You don’t have to carry it all.”
🍃 Part 2: Ground + Sway (6 minutes)
- Cat-Cow (4–5 slow rounds with gentle sway in hips)
- Wide-Knee Child’s Pose (arms forward or stacked under head)
- Tabletop Hip Circles (2–3 each way)
- Low Lunge with Breath (1 minute per side, hands on thigh or block)
- Optional: Lateral Lunge / Side Stretch with Support
📝 Cue: “Let go of how it should look. Tune into how it feels.”
🛏️ Part 3: Recline + Reset (5 minutes)
- Reclined Bound Angle Pose with pillow behind back + under knees
- One Hand to Heart, One to Belly
- Practice Box Breathing or soft mantra (e.g., “I am safe. I am enough. I am held.”)
- Rest in stillness for 2–3 minutes
📝 Cue: “This is your pause. You are allowed to slow down — even if the world won’t.”
Want The Full Flow on Video?
Subscribe to my YouTube Channel! I’ll post prenatal content regularly throughout my pregnancy this year as I prepare to bring my 4th baby into the world. 🫶

When Should You Use This Flow?
This 15-minute prenatal reset is perfect:
- First thing in the morning to ground your energy
- After a long day or emotional meltdown
- Before appointments or overwhelming conversations
- Anytime you feel like you’re spinning out
✨ Pro tip: Save this as your “emergency calm kit.” Use it weekly or daily. The more often you come back to your breath, the more anchored you’ll feel — no matter the chaos.
More Support, Less Overwhelm
If you loved this flow, don’t miss this:
- 15–45 minute flows for every trimester
- Breathwork + labor prep techniques
- Weekly planners, checklists, and support for real life pregnancy

grab my Prenatal & Postpartum Yoga Bundle
Want to do this together? I’m due in December!
I’ve made a prenatal bundle that includes…
Labor prep strategies like the Miles Circuit & breathing for contractions.
Weekly yoga flows for ALL trimesters (with vids!)
Pelvic floor guidance + postpartum recovery.
💛 You don’t need to push through your overwhelm. You can breathe through it. One gentle flow at a time.
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