A seated program for babies and caregivers that incorporates books, music, rhymes, and movement. This storytime is appropriate for babies who are aged from birth to crawling. Space is limited. Pick up your free tickets, available at the Youth Services desk 30 minutes before the program
Baby Storytime is a structured, thirty-minute library program designed for infants and their caregivers to share books, songs, and movement together. This free event is designed specifically for newborns up to crawling babies. It takes place at the Oberlin Regional Library in Raleigh, which offers a spacious parking lot and accessible stroller entry. Because room capacity is limited, you must pick up a free entry ticket at the Youth Services desk starting at 10:30 AM on the morning of the event. It is an easy, low-pressure outing to add to your Monday routine. It gives you a reason to get out of the house, bond with your baby in a supportive environment, and chat with other local parents during the newborn stage.
Do I need to register for this library event ahead of time?
No registration is required, but space is limited. You must pick up a free ticket at the Youth Services desk starting 30 minutes before the session begins.
What age group is this storytime designed for?
This specific session is tailored for lap babies, from newborns up to those who are beginning to crawl.