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Library Offers New Parent-Child Program
New program is designed to benefit children and parents through literacy and discussions.
will offer a new program that allows kids to enjoy an evening story time while parents take part in an adult-focused discussion.
During the series, every Thursday from 6:30 to 7:00 p.m., parents can send their children to indulge in a story. During that time a local professional will talk with parents about a variety of subjects suited towards parenting.
The program starts February 9 and runs until March 29. Registration begins January 3.
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Sue Klop, youth services librarian, said the dual program reflects the library’s mission to - “connect people to information, ideas and one another.”
The series Parent Talks will feature discussion topics such as 30-minute meals, ways to clean friendly, benefits of Pilates and ways to save for a child’s education.
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Klop said the sessions would be filled with a wide range of helpful hints for parents and caregivers.
A full list of sessions can be found on the library’s website.
The Details
- Registration begins January 3
- Program begins February 9 to March 29, every Thursday from 6:30 – 7:00 p.m.
- Children must be 3 to 6 years old
- Anyone may attend the Parent Talks
