Each of the 30 pages in the coloring book depicts a different yoga pose, making yoga fun for children to learn. Complete pose instructions included in the back of the book.

The 24” x 72” non-slip mat is perfect for use at home, school or a yoga studio.

Mandala art is a circular design, and can be used as a meditative practice, by drawing the eye inward. The 21-page coloring book allows children to relax and meditate as they create  their own beautiful, colorful works of art. Launch date: 2008.

The game’s colorful, photographic cards teach the sequence of yoga poses that together create “Sun Salutation.” The “Sun Salutation” pose encourages relaxation, flexibility, deep breathing and more. This educational card game inspires children to embrace the benefits of yoga while having fun and staying active. The game is recommended for two to six players. Launch date: February 2007.

With this game, two to six players can energize all seven chakra centers in their bodies by doing yoga poses. Participants learn the name, location, color and symbol of each chakra and how it relates to life. A portion of all Spiraling Hearts proceeds is donated to children's charities. This product is a 2007 National Parenting Center Seal of Approval Award winner.

This card game teaches players to identify and learn yoga poses while improving their memory skills. It includes 72 giant cards, and two to six players work to make a pair by matching two of the same pose or one pose and one photo representing the pose. A portion of all Spiraling Hearts proceeds is donated to children's charities.

Readers look to find the heart in all they see ... and connect with the world around them. “Simply Hearts” is a vibrant, visual book of animal illustrations, each representing a specific yoga pose. Its friendly text and photographs provide an easy-to-read instructional guide on how children can achieve various yoga poses. “Simply Hearts” is ideal for yoga playtime with family and friends. The entire family will have fun with this activity book as they turn each page into a yoga pose. Launch date: February 2007.

In Yoga Bingo, each player draws a card, performs the pose and then places a chip on the board. The first player to complete a row yells "Yoga.” “Yoga Bingo is an enjoyable opportunity for children to learn yoga through play and receive all of the benefits, such as increased flexibility, focus, self-confidence and an overall sense of well being,” Katie Feldman, a certified yoga instructor and Spiraling Hearts President and Creative Director, told TDmonthly. This product is a 2007 National Parenting Center Seal of Approval Award winner. Launch date: February 2007.
— "The illustrative bingo cards feature photos of [Katie's] students who volunteered to help Katie make Spiraling Hearts a reality. All of the games have been kid tested and parent approved by her students and their parents," Cynthia Roberson, account executive at Carolyn Izzo Integrated Communications, told TDmonthly. Additionally, "a portion from the sale of each Spiraling Hearts game is donated to children’s charities."