
Touch a Truck!
Free truck exploration at Good Hope Branch. Meet the operators and check out big Milwaukee DPW vehicles.
Engage your little one with stories and songs, then enjoy playtime with other families.
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Rhyme Time Stay & Play at the Wauwatosa Public Library offers a wonderful opportunity for young children and their caregivers to engage in early literacy activities. The program includes interactive stories, songs, and fingerplays designed for children aged 0-2. It's a welcoming space where older siblings can also join in the fun.
After the structured session, kids can enjoy half an hour of free play with developmentally appropriate toys. This is a perfect chance for parents to connect while their children explore and learn through play. The library's commitment to creating age-appropriate programs ensures a nurturing environment for all.
Rhyme Time is a 20-minute program which engages your child in early literacy development through interactive stories, songs, fingerplays, and movement. Rhyme Time is designed for children birth through 2 years accompanied by an adult. Older siblings are welcome. Registration is not required. This Rhyme Time session will be followed by half an hour of unstructured play with developmentally appropriate toys. Mr. Fred Rogers shared the importance of play when he said, “Play is often talked about as if it were a relief from serious learning. But for children, play is serious learning.” We hope you'll stay and play with friends! Please note: Our children's programs are planned so that they are developmentally appropriate for children of the age range specified. Please respect these age limitations when bringing children to programs.