Rolling Over Workshop at the Port – 3–6 Months

Dear parents, come experience, learn about, and explore the stages of your baby’s development.

You are invited to a series of six developmental support sessions for babies, in which babies learn, respond, and develop according to the conditions of their environment—how they are touched, which positions they are placed in, how they are held, how to play with them, and much more.

What a baby learns at one stage will serve them at the next stage. Therefore, it is important that learning be both high-quality and enjoyable—for the baby and the parents.

During the sessions, we will learn how to become a higher-quality environment for our babies, what is advisable to do with them, and what is less advisable.

We will talk, ask questions, play, dance, sing, touch, and enjoy ourselves—it will be a pleasure.

We will address topics such as rolling from tummy to back and from back to tummy, improving head lifting, the balance system, hand-eye coordination, sleep, and much more.

The workshop will begin on October 6, Tuesday, at 11:30, and end on November 17 (there will be no session on October 27).

Each session lasts approximately an hour and a half.

Price for the full workshop—six sessions: 495 NIS

Led by Michal Shotland, a baby-development instructor according to the “First Step” method and a sleep-difficulties therapist according to the “0.1 Sleep Skills” method, with extensive experience working with babies and their parents.

For more information, contact Michal: 054-466-6397

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Questions: [email protected]

Address: Hangar 15, Tel Aviv Port, adjacent to McDonald’s; entrance from the eastern side.

Cancellation policy

It is not possible to use a ticket for another date or another activity.

Refunds cannot be issued for a purchased ticket, nor can it be used on another date.

In exceptional cases where cancellation is permitted, a 5% cancellation fee will be charged.

There is no protected space in the port. The venue operates according to Home Front Command guidelines.