Interactive sessions for babies up to 18 months with songs, rhymes, and bubbles every Wednesday morning.
Wednesday 11 March 2026
to Wednesday 8 April 2026
9:30am - 10:00am
2a Duncan Ave, Park Holme SA 5043, Australia
Free
Enjoy a lively and engaging session designed especially for babies up to 18 months. This program features action songs, nursery rhymes, and bubbles that will captivate your little one’s attention and encourage early learning and development.
It's a wonderful opportunity for your baby to explore sounds and movements while you connect with other parents and caregivers in a welcoming environment.
The sessions are relaxed and fun, providing a perfect start to the day for both babies and their families.
The Baby Bounce sessions run every Wednesday during Term 1 2026, starting on 11 March and continuing through 8 April. Each session lasts 30 minutes from 09:30 to 10:00.
These events are free of charge and open to all babies up to 18 months old. No booking is required, so you can simply drop in and enjoy the experience.
The program is hosted by Park Holme Library, a friendly community space dedicated to lifelong learning and children's activities.
The sessions take place at Park Holme Library, a convenient and accessible venue within the City of Marion.
The library offers a safe and welcoming environment with easy access for strollers and parking nearby.
It's a great spot to combine your visit with borrowing books or exploring other library resources for children and families.
Please arrive a few minutes early to settle your baby and get comfortable before the session starts.
The activities are designed for babies up to 18 months, so please ensure your child fits within this age range to get the most out of the program.
Parents and caregivers are encouraged to stay and socialize after the session, fostering community connections and support.
No booking is necessary for Baby Bounce sessions; just come along on the day.
The sessions are completely free, making it an accessible and enjoyable activity for families in the area.
For more information, you can contact Park Holme Library or visit the City of Marion website.
