A developmental workshop for babies aged 4–7 months will take place on October 1, 2026, at 10:15 at Rega’im, Beit Rozen, Ramat Gan. Four sessions preparing babies for rolling over and crawling.
A developmental workshop for babies aged 4–7 months with developmental physiotherapist Liran Haviv-Levi.
4 sessions during October, on Thursdays: 1.10, 15.10, 22.10, 29.10
(No session on 8.10)
Time: 10:15–11:30
Rolling Forward – Preparing for Rolling and Crawling
The workshop focuses on the first developmental milestones on the way to mobility. We will learn how to encourage rolling, strengthen the shoulder girdle and core muscles, and practice weight shifting. We will work on preparation for crawling through play, touch, and simple activities that can easily be practiced at home.
We will discuss signs of typical development, mistakes worth avoiding, and how to create an environment that encourages movement, curiosity, and development.
Liran holds a bachelor’s degree from Ben-Gurion University and is soon to graduate with a master’s degree from Tel Aviv University. She diagnoses and treats babies and children with developmental delays, side preference, motor clumsiness, and more.
The ticket includes time in the play center from 9:30–12:00.
Registration is for the full workshop. No refunds or cancellations.
In the current round, the workshop is held in a workshop room, where use of the play space is limited.
For babies from birth through age three.
Address: Beit Rosen, 89 Bialik Street, 2nd floor
Phone: 03-7517207, extension 3
Mobile phone for messages and WhatsApp: 052-5367240
The play center was designed for you in a magical and calm atmosphere, opening up a rich and experiential world of activities and play for your children, specially adapted to the skills and developmental needs of early childhood.
Come and enjoy magical, pleasant moments of play together with your child, alongside a professional, high-quality team that provides advice and support in all areas of development.
Sunday–Thursday and Saturday:
Friday: 9:00–13:30
On Fridays and Saturdays, one additional accompanying adult may enter for a fee of 10 NIS, payable on-site by credit card or cash. Any additional accompanying adult must purchase a full-price ticket in advance through the website.
Raga’im Play Center is intended for children up to age three only.
Sunday–Thursday: The ticket is for one toddler and one accompanying adult aged 18 or over. Any additional accompanying adult or toddler must purchase a full-price ticket in advance through the website.
Residents of Ramat Gan may enter upon presenting proof of residency, such as an ID card, municipal tax bill, electricity bill, or similar document.
Ticket cancellation: Up to 24 hours before the activity.
Entry to the play center is without shoes. For hygiene reasons, parents are required to wear socks. Anyone who forgets may purchase a pair of socks on-site for 14 NIS.
Visitors arriving with strollers can use the stroller parking area outside the facility. Please bring a lock to secure the stroller.
As part of a shared educational process for parents and children, we invite you to help tidy the toys and return them to their places when the closing song, “Games and Mess,” is played approximately 10 minutes before the end of each session. Your cooperation helps maintain order and create a pleasant environment for everyone. Thank you!
We take into consideration children with life-threatening allergies. Due to the risk of allergens, do not bring the following into Raga’im:
If you or your baby or child are not feeling well, please stay home to rest and protect your health and ours. We look forward to seeing you in good health!
A developmental workshop for babies aged 6 weeks to 5 months with developmental physiotherapist Liran Haviv-Levi.
4 sessions during September, on Thursdays: 3.9, 10.9, 17.9, 24.9
“Small Touch, Big Development” is a massage and development workshop for babies aged 6 weeks to 5 months.
In the workshop, we will learn how touch, movement, and daily communication can support a baby’s development, strengthen the bond between parent and baby, and help with calming and regulation.
We will practice simple and pleasant massage techniques, discuss the stages of typical development, and receive tools for creating a supportive home environment that promotes the baby’s development.
Liran holds a bachelor’s degree from Ben-Gurion University and is soon to graduate with a master’s degree from Tel Aviv University. She diagnoses and treats babies and children with developmental delays, side preference, motor clumsiness, and more.
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