Once again in October, we invite parents to three inspiring sessions at the Swedish restaurant. We will discuss the importance of play in child development, the power of quality time together, and bedtime rituals that help children feel better and allow parents to enjoy calmer evenings. See you soon!
Special event for IKEA Family Club members.
Special event for IKEA Family Club members.
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Playing together, growing together: the importance of playtime in a child's development
Through play, children learn, discover the world, and form bonds with their parents.In this class, you will learn:
- how playtime affects a child's emotional and cognitive development;
- how parents can use playtime to strengthen their bond with their child;
- practical ideas for incorporating playtime into everyday life.
Register for the meeting on October 15
Small moments, big memories: quality time together
Seemingly ordinary moments – conversations, family activities, or simply being together – become the most important memories in children's lives.In this class, you will learn:
- how quality time together affects a child's emotional security;
- how to find a balance between a child's needs and the parent's resources;
- simple yet inspiring ideas for spending time together every day.
Register for the meeting on October 22
Bedtime rituals from infancy to school age
Bedtime routines ensure a better night's sleep for children and allow parents to enjoy more relaxed and predictable evenings.In this class, you will learn:
- what bedtime routines to use at different ages;
- how to make your child feel safe and help them relax before bedtime;
- how to avoid the most common bedtime routine mistakes.
The class is led by Marta Celmiņa, a pediatrician and sleep specialist at the Epilepsy and Sleep Medicine Center.
Register for the meeting on October 29