Development and Infant Massage Workshop – for ages 6 weeks to 4 months, led by Gali Schwartz-Griesman, developmental physiotherapist
A four-session developmental and baby massage workshop will take place starting October 4, 2026, at Rega’im, Beit Rosen, 89 Bialik Street, Ramat Gan.
Additional Details
Development and Baby Massage Workshop
A four-session workshop for ages 6 weeks to 4 months, taking place on:
- October 4
- October 11
- October 18
- October 25
- Time: 12:50–14:20
Registration is for the entire workshop. No refunds or cancellations.
Parents/companions are required to wear socks. Please bring a lock to secure the stroller.
You may stay in the play center between 13:00 and 15:30.
Rega’im – Developmental Play Center
For children from birth to 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 peaceful atmosphere, opening up a rich and experiential world of activities and games for your children, specially adapted to the developmental skills and needs of early childhood.
Come and enjoy magical, pleasant moments of play with your child, alongside a professional, high-quality team that provides advice and support in all areas of development.
Entry to the play center is without shoes. Parents are required to wear socks. Anyone who forgets may purchase a pair of socks on-site for ₪10.
For those arriving with strollers, there is a stroller parking area outside the premises. Please bring a lock to secure the stroller.
What Is Available at the Play Center?
- A special area for babies from birth to age one
- An area for ages one to three, including:
- Developmental games
- A variety of age-appropriate toys
- A reading corner
- Many other games
- A space for workshops and activities for parent groups, according to published announcements
- A professional team specializing in occupational therapy, speech therapy, physiotherapy, and child development, available to accompany visitors and answer parents’ questions during play
- A private consultation room with our professional team, who can guide and advise parents by advance registration
- “Coffee Moments” for parents
- A child-friendly eating area for light meals
- Adjacent restrooms and a diaper-changing area
Opening Hours
Sunday–Thursday and Saturday:
- Morning session: 9:30–12:00
- Afternoon session: 13:00–15:30
- Late-afternoon session: 16:00–18:30
Friday: 9:00–13:30
On Fridays and Saturdays, one additional companion only may enter for a fee of ₪10, payable on-site by credit card or cash. Any additional companion must purchase a full-price ticket in advance through the website.
Rega’im is intended for children up to age three only.
Sunday–Thursday: The ticket is for one toddler and one adult companion over the age of 18. Any additional companion or toddler must purchase a full-price ticket in advance through the website.
Entry for residents of Ramat Gan is available upon presentation of proof of residency—ID card, municipal tax bill, electricity bill, or similar documentation.
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 ₪10.
For those arriving with strollers, there is a stroller parking area outside the premises. 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 games and return them to their places when the closing song, “Games and Mess,” is played approximately 10 minutes before the end of the session. Your cooperation helps maintain order and create a pleasant space for everyone. Thank you!
We are considerate of children with life-threatening allergies. Due to concerns about allergens, please do not bring the following to Rega’im:
- Snacks of any kind
- Dairy products
- Eggs
- Peanuts
- Fish
- Sesame
- Nuts
- Legumes
- Any food that may contain these ingredients
If you or your baby are not feeling well, please stay home to rest and protect your health and ours.
We look forward to meeting you in good health!
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