A developmental playroom for children from birth to three years old, with separate zones for infants under one year and older children. Visitors use age-appropriate toys under the supervision of specialized professionals; entry is allowed only when wearing socks. Parents receive consultations and rest in the dining area, and a ticket must be purchased for each additional accompanying adult.
Birth to One Year Old | ReGa'im Developmental Playroom
ReGa'im – Developmental Playroom for Ages Birth to Three
Address: Beit Ruzon, 89 Bialik St., Floor 2
Phone: 03-7517207, Ext. 3
Mobile/WhatsApp for messages: 052-5367240
The playroom was designed for you in a magical and calm atmosphere that will open up a rich, experiential world of activities and games for your child, specifically tailored to their developmental skills and needs in early childhood. Come and enjoy together with your child ReGa'im moments of pleasant play alongside a professional, high-quality team that provides advice and support across all developmental areas.
Entering the playroom is strictly without shoes; parents are required to put on socks (those who forgot can purchase a pair on-site for 14 NIS). For those arriving with strollers, there is a designated stroller parking area outside the complex; please bring a lock to secure your stroller.
What’s Inside the Playroom?
• A special space for infants from birth to one year old
• A space for ages one to three including developmental games, a variety of age-appropriate toys, a reading corner, and many other activities
• A space for workshops and activities for parent groups (as per announcements)
A professional team specializing in occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, physiotherapy, and child development accompanies visitors and answers parents' questions during playtime.
A private consultation room with our professional staff to guide and coach you as parents – available by prior registration.
ReGa'im coffee corner for parents and a child-friendly feeding area (for light meals), adjacent restrooms, and a diaper-changing station.
Open Hours:
• Sunday–Thursday & Shabbat: Morning session: 9:30–12:00 | Afternoon session: 13:00–15:30 | Evening session: 16:00–18:30
• Friday: 9:00–13:30
On Fridays and Saturdays, entry for an additional companion (maximum one) costs 10 NIS (purchased on-site by credit card or cash). Otherwise, any additional companion is required to purchase a ticket in advance on the website at full price.
Rega'im Playroom is intended exclusively for children up to age 3.
Sunday–Thursday Ticket Policy: Each ticket covers one toddler and one adult companion (over 18). Any additional companion or toddler beyond this requires purchasing a ticket in advance on the website at full price. Entrance for Ramat Gan residents is granted upon presenting proof of residency (ID, municipal tax account, electricity bill, etc.).
Cancellation Policy: Tickets can be cancelled up to 24 hours before the activity.
Entering the playroom is strictly without shoes; parents are required to put on socks for hygiene reasons (those who forgot can purchase a pair on-site for 14 NIS). For those arriving with strollers, there is a designated stroller parking area outside the complex; please bring a lock to secure your stroller.
As part of a joint educational process for parents and children, we invite you to begin tidying up the toys and returning them to their places when the closing song “Games and Chaos” plays approximately 10 minutes before the end of each session. Your cooperation helps maintain order and creates a pleasant space for everyone. Thank you!
We accommodate children with life-threatening allergies. Therefore, due to the risk of allergens, the following items are strictly prohibited inside ReGa'im: sweets/snacks of any kind, dairy products, eggs, peanuts, fish, sesame, nuts, legumes, or any food that may contain these ingredients.
If you or your infant do not feel well, have a fever, diarrhea, vomiting, etc., please stay home.
A general cleaning takes place in the space after each session. We request your assistance in maintaining our playroom as a developmentally supportive and healthy environment. Thank you for your consideration,
The ReGa'im Developmental Playroom Team