
Welcome to cheekymono
A colourful world for brilliantly bold kids and joyful families
A thoughtfully curated lifestyle brand based in Folkestone, Kent, founded by designer, creative and children's yoga teacher Sara.
Inspired by her Peruvian heritage, family and a love of joyful living, cheekymono brings together yoga and mindfulness classes, creative workshops, original artwork and fair trade treasures to help little ones and their grown-ups move, create, connect and live life in full colour.
Jump in for joy, there's plenty to discover.
Little gifts. Big joy
Discover thoughtful Christmas treasures, stocking fillers and little gifts under £10. From handmade and fair trade finds to colourful curiosities, explore feel-good gifts with meaningful stories, made by talented artisans and chosen to bring a little extra joy this Christmas.
No prob-llama. We've got gifting covered!
New to cheekymono this year, our gift cards make gifting a whole lot easier. Give someone the freedom to choose from yoga classes, special events and colourful finds from the shop. Pick an amount, add a personal message and you're all set!
Children's Yoga Classes
Children's yoga classes for kids aged 2-12 in Folkestone and Sandgate designed to nurture confidence and calm. Each class combines movement, mindfulness and play to help brilliantly bold kids grow in body, mind and spirit
Stocking fillers to make them smile
Carbon neutral printing
Our quality Giclée prints use Bamboo paper and are printed by the world's first carbon neutral printer
Faritrade Peruvian products
Our South American products support small female artisans with a fair wage and trade price
Shopping with purpose
5% of all sales profits are donated directly to Project Peru, helping children and families with care and education
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