How to do:<ol><li>Begin the posture with the mountain pose, wherein the legs are straight, hands at the sides, back straight, and thigh muscles firm.</li><li>Lift the right foot with the knee out.</li><li>Place the right foot on the left inner thigh in a position where it feels comfortable.</li><li>Press the hands together above the head.</li><li>Gaze at a point about five feet away.</li><li>Hold the position for 30 seconds to a minute.</li><li>Return the hands to the chest and then lower the right leg.</li><li>Repeat it on the left leg.</li></ol> Possible benefits: Improves balance and concentration; strengthens the thigh muscles, calves, and ankles while stretching the legs and the chest. Cautions: If your kid gets unsteady in the beginning while trying to hold their posture, you may make them stand with their back against a wall. <img src="https://bee-assets-qa.s3.ap-south-1.amazonaws.com/image/image_1585058562_tree_pose_%28vrukshasan%29.jpg" width="338">

Vruksasana teaches a child the grace of a tree, standing tall and maintaining balance.

Tree Pose - Vruksasana

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