Free early years communication session for children aged 0 to 5 with songs, rhymes and books, delivered by the Lincoln North Children's Centre.
Early Talkers is back at Ermine Library on Saturday 14 November, as part of the Lincoln North Children's Centre term 2 timetable. It's a session for children aged 0 to 5, and the whole thing is about helping them become confident communicators. The morning is built around songs, rhymes, and exploring and sharing books—the kind of simple, repetitive stuff that works so well with little ones and gives them a chance to join in at their own pace.
The session is run by the Lincoln North Children's Centre, which puts on a wide range of early years activities and support for families across the city. If you're already using their services, this is one of many things they've got going on this term. They also run 'Time to Play', a session delivered by Early Years Alliance for children with disabilities or complex medical needs, so there's a fair bit of support available beyond just the group sessions.
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On the day, it's a short, focused slot: 10.45am, running for 45 minutes. It's free to attend, and because it's part of the term 2 timetable—which runs from 2 November to 18 December 2026—it's not just a one-off. If you find it works for your little one, you can keep coming back throughout the term rather than just fitting in a single date. It's at Ermine Library, so it's easy enough to get to in the north of the city.
