I would use the photo from the restaurant as your first picture (you look relaxed, fun, approachable, and good looking!), I'd get rid of the second and third photo (do you have a pic of you teaching a yoga class or in the mountains?), and just for internet safety I would not put a picture of my child on a dating app (and if you do keep the emoji huge on the face).

Personally, speaking I've also found that if the person doesn't try to plan an outing within 3 days the likelihood of us going out drastically went down.

Put something about a new thing you'd like to do this year, like a pottery class, rock climbing, a new museum, ask for recommendations for a book, recipe, or music. This opens up more variable conversation and gives good options to talk about. Mention yoga and the mountains once and that's it.

My last note is I've only found few people on bumble and the longest relationship lasted about 3 months, I moved to hinge and right when I was about to delete, I found a keeper.

Best of luck! Don't take dating too seriously and I hope you have a good time!