Youth – What’s New

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Many colorful wooden toys for young children in a pile

Our popular drop-in, unstructured play time for children of all abilities and their caregivers, is back on Fridays, 10 a.m. – Noon, through May 30. Caregivers and little ones of all ages can interact with toys and books that support each child’s learning and development.

closeup of white female with long red hair in between book covers for Song for a Whale and The Secret Language of Birds

Award-winning children’s book author, Lynne Kelly, visited us to kick off March is Reading Month. She was interviewed by Youth Services Department Head Miss Jen and Librarian Miss Amanda at Bloomfield Hills High School. After questions from the audience, Ms. Kelly autographed books. Her books Song for a Whale and The Secret Language of Birds are available to check out now!…

Hand holding a cell phone

Get ready to talk, sing, read, write, and play with your little one! Text and Learn for Kindergarten (TALK) is a free service that sends two texts per week with easy ideas to build early literacy skills in children ages 0-5.

Crocheted stuffed animals

Congratulations to the winners of the Crayon to Crochet contest!

Adult kneeling down to talk with young child

In times of crisis and trauma, it can be difficult to know what to say to kids who are worried and have questions. We have materials available in the Youth Room, including our Parenting collection, and have compiled several online resources below to help support such these conversations.

Sesame Street – Community and Gun Violence
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