Life With A Baby - Ready for Reading Storytimes

Friday, February 20, 2009 1:19 PM

Message # 118512

Suzette

If you aren't already going, you should try out the Storytimes at your local Library. The North York Public Library has various programs:

- Baby Time (birth -18 months)
Bouncing & tickling rhymes, songs and stories for babies with parents &
caregivers. Includes puppets & music. Very full so you need to register &
get there early!

- Toddler Time (19 months - 3 yrs)
   Stories, songs & rhymes for children with parents/caregivers. Puppets,
   music, dancing.

- Preschool Time (3-5 yrs)
   Favourite stories, finger plays, songs and verse for children with
   parents/caregivers

- Family Time (5 and under)
Stories, songs, rhymes and crafts for children with
   parents/caregivers

- Pyjama Time (5 and under)
Bedtime stories, crafts and songs for parents with children with
   parents/caregivers

Sunday, November 27, 2011 2:11 AM

Reply # 760483 on 118512

Anonymous

Suzette wrote:If you aren't already going, you should try out the Storytimes at your local Library. The North York Public Library has various programs:

- Baby Time (birth -18 months)
Bouncing & tickling rhymes, songs and stories for babies with parents &
caregivers. Includes puppets & music. Very full so you need to register &
get there early!

- Toddler Time (19 months - 3 yrs)
   Stories, songs & rhymes for children with parents/caregivers. Puppets,
   music, dancing.

- Preschool Time (3-5 yrs)
   Favourite stories, finger plays, songs and verse for children with
   parents/caregivers

- Family Time (5 and under)
Stories, songs, rhymes and crafts for children with
   parents/caregivers

- Pyjama Time (5 and under)
Bedtime stories, crafts and songs for parents with children with
   parents/caregivers

Hello, Thank you for posting this! Which location is this available at? I am new to North York and am not sure what is around.

Monday, November 28, 2011 12:30 PM

Reply # 761277 on 118512

Debbi (Administrator)

In the City of Vaughan, has good story times for babies/ toddlers. The "Born to Read" program was great!

Details at http://www.vaughanpl.info/programs

In particular, the Bathurst Clark library (near Promenade Mall) programs are amazing and well attended. Get there early!

Born to Read (up to 18 months) is on Wednesdays - http://www.vaughanpl.info/programs/view/30

Toddling to Read (18 months - 3 years) is on Thursdays - http://www.vaughanpl.info/programs/view/56

Ready to Read (Ages 3-5) http://www.vaughanpl.info/programs/view/42

Last modified: Monday, November 28, 2011 12:30 PM | Debbi (Administrator)

Monday, November 28, 2011 2:32 PM

Reply # 761361 on 118512

Deleted user

I'll put in a plug for Richmond Hill Public Library. We recently finished a Mother Goose program and my son and I both enjoyed it a lot. It was nice to get out of the house for a while - and see other people! For a list of all of their children's programs (0 - 6 yrs), check out http://www.rhpl.richmondhill.on.ca/Kids/StorytimeList.cfm . Some of the programs require pre-registration (which starts December 20th for the session that starts in January), but not all. There are four locations to choose from, too.

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