Good morning everybody, I have already been a child today. I am still bouncing off the walls with the excitement of my big adventure and child-ing super helped me to find my calm a bit. Oh and as an aside, the carpet in the hotel is softer than my carpet at home and it felt super nice standing on my head, on it. 
@soul I super love how enthusiastic you are about your yoga adventures.
@Mazarita Hooray for tree number seven!!!!! Here is a super excited tree to help you celebrate.
@Mazarita, as Soul said, you don't need to count your breathing. I think the trick is to be aware of it, focusing on when you are inhaling and exhaling. This is the idea of mindfulness. It bugs me a bit that the concept of mindfulness is the "in" thing in psychology at the moment and thus the term often gets tossed around without being explained well. Being mindful simply means being fully focused on the present moment. In yoga, that means focusing on your breathing and the feel of your own body.
It is really cool that you are noticing that you are less wobbly. I find focusing on my balance super calming (again, because it requires full focus and thus it is technically impossible to be thinking about other things like my muddles).
Ok, well I doubt I will re-appear on here again today, but I look forward to hearing about everybody's efforts at being children. Look @NikNik, we built a kindergarten in Forum Land. 
Have fun being children @Mazarita @soul @Former-Member @Former-Member @Shaz51 @CheerBear @TheVorticon @Ant7 @Adge @Former-Member and all those other yogis that I just know I've forgotten. BTW @Mazarita had you really never thought of yogi bear when you heard the term "yogi" before I mentioned it? That makes me giggle a lot, given that every single time I see or hear the word, in my brain I hear yogi bear saying "yogi yogi bear."
