About Us

Every family is unique! Regardless of where you are from or your upbringing – you are the only one who has lived your life, and feel the way you feel.

Becoming a parent is a challenge - and a gift. A chance to find your own way, steer your ship, make the choices that suit you and your family.

However, sometimes your own path is not all that clear!

In the beginning of my journey, there was a lot of well-meaning advice, which I tried to follow however I still questioned "why is my child doing this?" and "should I do that instead?".

More importantly though I didn't realise why at the time, "Why am I feeling this way, I should be so happy but why is this so difficult?" I second-guessed decisions which lead to feeling overwhelmed. I also felt unsupported and alone as my immediate family and old friends lived far away, my partner worked away and I was grieving a sudden death in the family, all while looking after two children under 2. It felt like living in a large ball of knotted wool.

And yet… with every thundercloud is the life-giving rain, with every key dropped down the drain begins the desire to zip up your pocket, there is always a silver lining! Yes - peeking from this situation was my desire to find the "good feeling place" during all situations and this was the beginning. Firstly, it lead me to create the class that I would have wanted to go to with my children – one where it was a safe space; private, no windows or mirrors, a sanctuary, that came alive with music and colour, games, play and moving. Something that was for all people, all shapes and sizes who could have fun together with the children and forget about everything else! Where we could move, join in, have great music, involve nature, make things, and share nutritious foods with friends. It was all about feeling better. It’s my aim that that kind of space is found within a Let’s Go Rahh Class.

We work with a range of Family support organisations to provide sessions to vulnerable, low income and or shielding families. We are so proud to have received grants from Team Beds & Luton, Sport England, Gales Trust, Local Connections Fund, The Inequalities Fund, and Central Bedfordshire Council Community Ward Fund.