Storytime - Babies

Storytime - Babies is at the Glendale Branch of the Indianapolis Public Library on Tuesday, November 10. It's part of the library's wider storytime program, which runs across the system's 24 branches. If you've got a little one, it's a simple way to get them around books and other parents without having to plan a whole day out.

This particular session is for babies, so it's geared toward the youngest crowd. The library organizes its storytimes by age group—Babytime, Toddler storytime, Preschool storytime, and Family and Pajama storytime—so you can pick the one that fits where your kid is at. Across the city, they run 45 of these weekly sessions, meaning there's usually something nearby regardless of which neighborhood you're in. The Glendale Branch is one of the spots where you can catch a session.

There's no sign-up required, so you can just show up. A local family guide suggests arriving ten minutes early to get settled, and they recommend parking strollers outside. It's a free program, and you don't need to register in advance, which makes it easy to drop in when it works for your schedule.

Storytime - Babies runs from 10:30 AM to 11:30 AM at the Glendale Branch, and it's free.