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19/10/2025

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27/09/2025

Hope you all had a wonderful holiday and welcomed the new year with loved ones! ♥️Registration is now open for the start of Baby Base fall workshops. As a small gesture for the new year, I am offering an Early Bird Discount for everyone who registers by September 30th.

Links for Early Bird Discount:
📌 4-Week Workshop Discount – https://links.payboxapp.com/xru9lO1N0Wb

📌 Gan Beyachad 6-Week Discount – https://links.payboxapp.com/h9DszkhO0Wb

Workshop Details:
4-week workshops: 1 hour each, all in English, led by a pediatric PT or OT
6-week Gan Beyachad program: 2.5–3 hours per session
All workshops run on consecutive weeks, and registration is for the full series

🍂 Let’s start the season with connection, play, and learning at the Baby Base Center, Dizengoff 222

22/09/2025

May we continue to nurture with love and guide our little ones each step and enjoy the sweet fruits of our efforts. Wishing you a year filled with patience, hugs and both the small and big successes that make your journey so meaningful.

12/06/2025

17/03/2025

How to prepare for the clock change March 28th 2025

On March 28th, the clocks spring forward by one hour, meaning we lose an hour of sleep. While adults may feel the effects for a day or two, babies and toddlers who thrive on routine can take longer to adjust. The good news is that with a little preparation, you can help make this transition smoother for your little one.

Option 1: Gradual Shift (Best for Sensitive Sleepers)
Starting 4-5 days before the time change, move your baby’s schedule forward by 15 minutes each day naps only by 5-10 mins- If their bedtime is normally 7:00 PM put them down at 7:15 PM on night one, 7:30 PM on night two, and so on.
- Adjust wake-up time, naps, and meals accordingly.
- By the time the clock changes, your baby will already be on the new schedule with minimal disruption.

Option 2: Immediate Adjustment (Best for Easy Sleepers)
If your baby is flexible, you can simply follow the new time from day one. On March 28th, stick to the adjusted clock and put your baby to sleep at their usual bedtime, even though it will feel an hour earlier.

Additional Tips to Help the Transition:
✔ Expose your baby to natural light in the morning – This helps reset their internal clock faster.
✔ Keep bedtime routines the same – Predictability is key for helping babies feel secure.
✔ Make bedtime slightly earlier if needed – If your baby seems overtired, consider a temporary earlier bedtime for a few nights.
✔ Darken the room in the evening– Since it will stay lighter later, blackout curtains can help signal bedtime.

With some planning and consistency, your baby will adjust within a few days, and you’ll be back on track in no time!

09/01/2025

When my son was two years old, he wanted to unlock the door with the key fob entirely on his own. He was adamant that he handle the task independently, so I took a step back, observing and narrating his actions to support his process without intervening.

What struck me most was his determination and focus. When his father mentioned, "It's the big key," my son paused thoughtfully, processing the information before ultimately deciding that this challenge might be beyond his current ability.

Allowing him the space to attempt and even struggle with the task was essential. This experience wasn’t just about opening the door—it was about fostering self-regulation, problem-solving, and resilience in the face of challenges.

13/12/2024

Winter Workshops – Sign Up Now!

Take advantage of our pricing before December 31! Prices increase in January, so register today to secure your spot.

Workshop Schedule

Sundays (Starting January 12):
10:00 AM: Baby Massage (Birth to Rolling) – 4 sessions | 380 NIS
11:30 AM: New Baby – 4 sessions | 380 NIS
4:30 PM: Tiny Tots Ballet – 5 sessions | 380 NIS
5:15 PM: Toddler Ballet – 5 sessions | 380 NIS

Mondays (Starting January 13):
10:00 AM: Baby Yoga (Crawlers/Pre-Walkers) 4 sessions 380 NIS
11:00 AM: RIE/Montessori (Crawlers to Pre-Walkers) 4 sessions 380 NIS

Tuesdays (Starting January 14):
10:00 AM: Pre-Rollers – 4 sessions | 380 NIS
11:30 AM: Pre-Crawlers – 4 sessions | 380 NIS

Wednesdays (Starting January 8):
10:30 AM: RIE/Montessori (Toddlers/Walkers) – 4 sessions | 380 NIS

Thursdays (Starting January 9):
9:00–11:30 AM: Gan Beyachad (Toddlers/Walkers) 6 sessions 550 NIS

How to register: Write your baby’s name and the workshop you’re signing up for in the comments.

Send payment via:
BIT: 052-351-1306
Paybox: 055-277-6936

Spaces are limited, so don’t wait! Let’s create a winter full of growth, connection, and fun for you and your little one.

14/11/2024

Ever wondered why babies are snug in sleep sacks or why we can’t resist a cozy blanket? It turns out, there’s real science behind it! About an hour before bedtime, our bodies start cooling down, which helps us feel sleepy. For babies, this cooling process is a bit different they’re not as good at regulating their own body temperature all through the night which is why a sleep sack can be essential.

Here’s how it works: when the body cools down, melatonin levels rise, signaling it’s time for sleep. During the first half of the night, body temperature gradually drops. Then, during REM sleep (when most dreams happen), our ability to adjust temperature stops completely. That’s where a sleep sack for babies or a blanket for older kids and adults makes all the difference. Without it, they can get chilly, which disrupts their sleep.

But there’s more! During REM sleep, serotonin levels also dip. Serotonin is that “feel-good” chemical that helps us relax. Research shows that a weighted blanket (or the gentle pressure of a sleep sack) can help increase serotonin levels, giving babies and kids a sense of calm and security as they sleep.

And let’s not forget the comfort factor. From birth, most babies are wrapped in blankets, building an association between cozy layers and sleep. It’s a kind of Pavlovian conditioning when they feel that familiar weight, they know it’s time to rest.

So, whether it’s a sleep sack, a light blanket, or even a weighted blanket for older kids, these comforting layers aren’t just about warmth. They’re tapping into our body’s natural sleep rhythms, providing a sense of security, and boosting those feel-good chemicals. 😴