Join us for a short and sweet morning of stories, songs, and simple nature crafts designed for toddlers and their caregivers. This September storytime focuses on the changing seasons, using bright picture books and gentle rhymes to keep little ones engaged. You do not need to register. Just drop in at the Wrenford Public Library — Main Branch between 10:30 and 11:15 a.m. on Tuesday, September 8.
The session runs for forty-five minutes, which is just long enough for a toddler’s attention span. Our librarians will lead the group in familiar tunes, hand movements, and a simple leaf-printing craft. All materials are provided. If your little one needs a break to move around, that is perfectly fine. The activity room is set up to allow plenty of space for crawling and walking.
The Main Branch is fully accessible. The entrance on Water Street is level and wheelchair-friendly. Accessible washrooms and a quiet corner for nursing or quiet time are available on the same floor. Free Wi-Fi and water fountains are located throughout the branch. You can bring a stroller, a sippy cup, or a comfort toy.
This program is free and open to all families. If you have specific accessibility needs or would like to know more about our other library programs, visit the Library page or stop by the service desk. We look forward to seeing you in the story corner.