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Live on the Spanish Channel

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My friend Yoana asked me to come on the Spanish Channel with her to show people how you can exercise with your baby. This was filmed about 2 months after I had Lyla. We had a great time doing this. I hope you enjoy!

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Anonymous said…
Great video Lauren..It would seem that I retained more Spanish that I realized. I could understand for the most part what Yoana was saying in Spanish :)

Its really cool how you can both learn from each other
July 31, 2007 at 7:56 PM
Yoana Teran Snideman said…
You and Lyla did AMAZING!!!

Thank you for coming to my TV segment to really show people how to apply real life exercises after pregnancy!

I think the segment went great and I am happy that you put it on your blog!
July 31, 2007 at 7:57 PM
Kettlebell Lady said…
Although I don't know what you are saying, it looked like fun. I couldn't help thinking that I would make sure your kids has been burped first!
August 1, 2007 at 5:20 PM
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