Informal storytelling, songs and play session for children aged 1 to 3 and their guardians to encourage early language skills.
Library Littles is back at Gloucester Library on Thursday 10 December, a friendly, informal session for children aged 1 to 3 and their guardians. It's built around stories, songs and play, and it's all about encouraging early language and communication skills through hands-on experiences.
The session is led by the library team, who run interactive storytelling and songs that the little ones can join in with. Alongside that, there's a range of toys and equipment for them to explore, so it's not just sitting and listening — they can get stuck in and move about. The sessions also work around fun themes like 'Under the Sea', 'Out in Space' and 'Jungle Safari', which gives each one its own feel.
It's a relaxed, low-pressure way to get your toddler into the library and meet other parents and carers with kids around the same age. If you've got a one-to-three-year-old and you're looking for something to do on a Thursday morning, it's a good shout.
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It runs from 11:00am to 11:30am at Gloucester Library, on Northgate Street where it meets The Oxbode, Gloucester GL1 1SQ. It's free to attend.
