Starting Kita is a major transition in your baby’s life - emotionally, physically and developmentally. This special workshop will help you understand what your baby may experience during this period and how you can protect, support and strengthen them through the transition. We’ll focus on helping your baby feel safe, reducing unnecessary stress, supporting their health and making the adjustment to Kita as gentle as possible. We’ll talk about: * What the Eingewöhnung process in Berlin really looks like * What happens emotionally and developmentally when a baby starts Kita * How to strengthen your baby’s sense of safety and connection * What to look for in a Kita - and possible red flags * How to build clear, trusting communication with your baby’s teachers * Feeding during this time, including breastfeeding, bottles and changes in appetite * Practical ways to support your baby’s immune system and reduce the frequency and impact of illness * Common changes in sleep, behavior, separation and breastfeeding and what they may mean. * How to care for yourself while supporting your baby through this transition I offer this workshop only twice a year. I warmly invite you to join and begin this new chapter with a deeper understanding of your baby, practical tools to support them and greater confidence in the path ahead. After the webinar you will get a link to the recording, which will be open for you for 2 months.

If you are pregnant and considering breastfeeding your baby, go ahead and join us for a morning together. I will be there, Gal, a lactation consultant with a background in Nursing and Midwifery, to answer all of your questions. You can enjoy coffee and cake and get your questions answered in a calm, supportive environment. Come by yourself or with a friend, partner or another supportive person. The number of places is limited, so we ask you to sign up in advance. Participation is free and we also ask that you purchase at least one item in the café (we promise, it's all incredibly tasty). We can talk about whatever you want to know: How does breastfeeding work? How do I get my baby to latch? How do I know she is eating enough? How can my partner support me? and whatever else comes to mind. Since it's important for me to be able to answer all of your questions and have an intimate event, places are limited to 15 people overall. Pre-booking is mandatory. I will do my best to answer all of your questions between 11:00-12:00. We will meet at the Zwischenraum café in Greifswalder Str. 8d, 10405 Berlin. The event will take lace in English. Can't wait to see you! Please contact me on WhatsApp if you have any questions. Bis dann! Gal.

This workshop was born, as always, from my clients. Lately, I’ve been meeting more and more parents of toddlers who are thinking about reducing night feeds or bringing breastfeeding to an end. Parents who feel something is shifting, but don’t want to rush, force, or harm the relationship they’ve built with their child. Those who know me and my approach to parenting and breastfeeding know this: your well-being, your baby’s well-being, and your relationship always come first. Many parents believe that in order to stop breastfeeding, something must be pushed, ignored, or endured, either by the baby or by the parent. This workshop offers a different path. A gentle approach does not mean challenge-free. It means moving with intention and care. We look closely at timing, your child’s cognitive and emotional readiness, your personal goals, and your family’s reality, while keeping your loving connection at the center of the process. Ending breastfeeding is a meaningful transition for both of you. For your baby, breastfeeding has been a source of warmth, safety, and comfort since birth, and that deserves respect. For you, breastfeeding has been a powerful way to soothe and connect. When it ends, hormones shift. Alongside relief, sadness may appear, and that too deserves space and care. This is an intimate gathering for open and honest conversation. I’ll be there to guide and support you, but we will weave this path together, alongside other mothers who are in the same phase. As this is the first time I’m offering this kind of workshop, the price is a symbolic 10€. Places are very limited, and this price will not be repeated. A recording will be open for all participants for 3 months. I’m looking forward to meeting you 💛

If you are pregnant and considering breastfeeding your baby, go ahead and join us for a morning together. I will be there, Gal, a lactation consultant with a background in Nursing and Midwifery, to answer all of your questions. You can enjoy coffee and cake and get your questions answered in a calm, supportive environment. Come by yourself or with a friend, partner or another supportive person. The number of places is limited, so we ask you to sign up in advance. Participation is free and we also ask that you purchase at least one item in the café (we promise, it's all incredibly tasty). We can talk about whatever you want to know: How does breastfeeding work? How do I get my baby to latch? How do I know she is eating enough? How can my partner support me? and whatever else comes to mind. Since it's important for me to be able to answer all of your questions and have an intimate event, places are limited to 15 people overall. Pre-booking is mandatory. I will do my best to answer all of your questions between 11:00-12:00. We will meet at the Zwischenraum café in Greifswalder Str. 8d, 10405 Berlin. The event will take lace in English. Can't wait to see you! Please contact me on WhatsApp if you have any questions. Bis dann! Gal.

Introducing solids is an exciting milestone, but it often comes with many questions: When is my baby ready? Which foods should I start with? How do I know my baby is eating enough? What about allergens, textures, and choking risks? In this 1.5–2 hour online workshop, you’ll get clear, evidence-based guidance on: ✨ Recognizing signs of readiness ✨ Which foods are great first choices and which to avoid ✨ Creating a relaxed and enjoyable mealtime atmosphere ✨ Dealing with common challenges like gagging, food refusal, or worries about amounts ✨ Safety tips, including choking prevention and allergen introduction This workshop is interactive – you’ll be able to ask your questions and receive personalized advice. 📌 Every participant will also receive the full recording of the workshop, available for 3 months. Whether you’re just beginning to think about solids or you’ve already started and need some reassurance, this workshop will give you confidence and peace of mind for this new stage.

Introducing solids is an exciting milestone, but it often comes with many questions: When is my baby ready? Which foods should I start with? How do I know my baby is eating enough? What about allergens, textures, and choking risks? In this 1.5–2 hour online workshop, you’ll get clear, evidence-based guidance on: ✨ Recognizing signs of readiness ✨ Which foods are great first choices and which to avoid ✨ Creating a relaxed and enjoyable mealtime atmosphere ✨ Dealing with common challenges like gagging, food refusal, or worries about amounts ✨ Safety tips, including choking prevention and allergen introduction This workshop is interactive – you’ll be able to ask your questions and receive personalized advice. 📌 Every participant will also receive the full recording of the workshop, available for 3 months. Whether you’re just beginning to think about solids or you’ve already started and need some reassurance, this workshop will give you confidence and peace of mind for this new stage.

This workshop was born, as always, from a need which you, my clients had. Lately, I’ve been meeting more and more parents of toddlers who are thinking about reducing night feeds or bringing breastfeeding to an end. Parents who feel something is shifting, but don’t want to rush, force, or harm the relationship they’ve built with their child. Those who know me and my approach to parenting and breastfeeding know this: your well-being, your baby’s well-being, and your relationship always come first. Many parents believe that in order to stop breastfeeding, something must be pushed, ignored, or endured, either by the baby or by the parent. This workshop offers a different path. A gentle approach does not mean challenge-free. It means moving with intention and care. We look closely at timing, your child’s cognitive and emotional readiness, your personal goals, and your family’s reality, while keeping your loving connection at the center of the process. Ending breastfeeding is a meaningful transition for both of you. For your baby, breastfeeding has been a source of warmth, safety, and comfort since birth, and that deserves respect. For you, breastfeeding has been a powerful way to soothe and connect. When it ends, hormones shift. Alongside relief, sadness may appear, and that too deserves space and care. This is an intimate gathering for open and honest conversation. I’ll be there to guide and support you, but we will weave this path together, alongside other mothers who are in the same phase. Places are very limited, as this is an intimate workshop. A recording will be open for all participants for 3 months. I’m looking forward to meeting you 💛

Hey there, If you're contemplating whether you need a face-to-face meeting, a video call, or just some quick advice, you can go ahead and book a call with me. The calls usually take 5-15 minutes, during which I listen to what you are experiencing right now with your baby and together we think about the best approach according to your needs and abilities.

If you are pregnant and considering breastfeeding your baby, go ahead and join us for a morning together. I will be there, Gal, a lactation consultant with a background in Nursing and Midwifery, to answer all of your questions. You can enjoy coffee and cake and get your questions answered in a calm, supportive environment. Come by yourself or with a friend, partner or another supportive person. The number of places is limited, so we ask you to sign up in advance. Participation is free and we also ask that you purchase at least one item in the café (we promise, it's all incredibly tasty). We can talk about whatever you want to know: How does breastfeeding work? How do I get my baby to latch? How do I know she is eating enough? How can my partner support me? and whatever else comes to mind. Since it's important for me to be able to answer all of your questions and have an intimate event, places are limited to 15 people overall. Pre-booking is mandatory. I will do my best to answer all of your questions between 11:00-12:00. We will meet at the Zwischenraum café in Greifswalder Str. 8d, 10405 Berlin. The event will take lace in English. Can't wait to see you! Please contact me on WhatsApp if you have any questions. Bis dann! Gal.

If you are pregnant and considering breastfeeding your baby, go ahead and join us for a morning together. I will be there, Gal, a lactation consultant with a background in Nursing and Midwifery, to answer all of your questions. You can enjoy coffee and cake and get your questions answered in a calm, supportive environment. Come by yourself or with a friend, partner or another supportive person. The number of places is limited, so we ask you to sign up in advance. Participation is free and we also ask that you purchase at least one item in the café (we promise, it's all incredibly tasty). We can talk about whatever you want to know: How does breastfeeding work? How do I get my baby to latch? How do I know she is eating enough? How can my partner support me? and whatever else comes to mind. Since it's important for me to be able to answer all of your questions and have an intimate event, places are limited to 15 people overall. Pre-booking is mandatory. I will do my best to answer all of your questions between 11:00-12:00. We will meet at the Zwischenraum café in Greifswalder Str. 8d, 10405 Berlin. The event will take lace in English. Can't wait to see you! Please contact me on WhatsApp if you have any questions. Bis dann! Gal.

Introducing solids is an exciting milestone, but it often comes with many questions: When is my baby ready? Which foods should I start with? How do I know my baby is eating enough? What about allergens, textures, and choking risks? In this 1.5–2 hour online workshop, you’ll get clear, evidence-based guidance on: ✨ Recognizing signs of readiness ✨ Which foods are great first choices and which to avoid ✨ Creating a relaxed and enjoyable mealtime atmosphere ✨ Dealing with common challenges like gagging, food refusal, or worries about amounts ✨ Safety tips, including choking prevention and allergen introduction This workshop is interactive – you’ll be able to ask your questions and receive personalized advice. 📌 Every participant will also receive the full recording of the workshop, available for 3 months. Whether you’re just beginning to think about solids or you’ve already started and need some reassurance, this workshop will give you confidence and peace of mind for this new stage.