Yoni Steaming at Home: Why I Love Kitara’s New Steam Seat

Bringing Yoni Steaming Home: Why I Love Kitara's New Steam Seat

I have something I'm genuinely excited to share with you: my new steaming seat from Kitara just arrived, and it's beautiful.

To celebrate its seventh birthday, Kitara released a new seat that's gorgeous, compact, and affordable. It makes steaming at home more accessible than ever.

A lovely way to bring the practice home

I still remember my first steam, nearly 20 years ago. My beloved teacher Rosita introduced us to the herbs, the intention, and the beautifully simple premise that you are essentially giving your womb a cup of tea.

Figuring out the logistics that first time was quite the adventure. I actually constructed my own chair!

You don't need a dedicated seat to steam. But if you've been curious and weren't sure where to start, or you've been making do with a makeshift setup, this is a lovely way to bring the practice home.

Why I love Kitara

When I recommend something to you, I want it to be something I trust, and Kitara is that.

  • It's woman-owned and woman-run.
  • The women build the seats themselves, by hand.
  • Since their very first sale, they've continuously donated to Black maternal health, an issue that's close to my heart.

Shop the new Kitara steaming seat

A free guide to help you get started

To help you begin, I've created a free guide, Yoni Steaming at Home Made Easy. It walks you through setting up your space, preparing your herbs, and creating a simple ritual you can return to again and again.

Download your free guide

Questions about steaming?

If you're wondering whether steaming is right for you, or you'd like support choosing herbs for where you are in your cycle or life season, I'd love to hear from you. Reach out through my website. I read every message.

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About Chaya Leia Aronson

Chaya Leia Aronson, RN BSN is a bodyworker, health and sexuality coach, dancer, lover and mother. Chaya believes that we source our creative, life force expression through our pelvic bowls and if the energy is blocked here, it greatly affects our capacity to be our full authentic selves in the world. Her passion is to support pelvic and abdominal health and healing. The main forms of bodywork she practices are Maya Abdominal Therapy, studied with Rosita Arvigo through the Abdominal Therapy Collective, and Holistic Pelvic Care™. Bellydance, contact improvisation and yoga have been the central core of her spiritual and physical practice for over 20 years. She weaves the knowledge she’s gained about movement patterns and body structure with her playful and intuitive spirit to support her clients in actively healing their own bodies and spirits.

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