Book Buddies at Emanuel Tsardoulias Community Library Dulwich Hill

A delightful rhythm and nursery rhyme session for babies aged 0-2 years and their carers.

Book Buddies offers a warm and engaging introduction to the joys of rhythm and nursery rhymes for babies and their carers. This session is designed to foster early literacy and bonding through fun and interactive activities.

What to Expect

Join us for a lively half-hour filled with nursery rhymes and rhythmic fun that will captivate your little ones. This event is perfect for babies aged 0-2 years and their carers, providing a gentle and enjoyable environment to explore sounds and language.

You can expect a welcoming atmosphere where babies can engage with music and words, helping to develop early communication skills. No prior booking is required, so feel free to drop in and join the fun.

Activity Details

- Suitable for children aged 0-2 years

- Duration: 30 minutes

- Focus on rhythm, nursery rhymes, and early literacy

- No booking necessary, just come along

This session encourages interaction between babies and carers, promoting early learning through playful activities that are both educational and entertaining.

Location and Access

The event takes place at Emanuel Tsardoulias Community Library, located at 362-372 New Canterbury Road, Dulwich Hill NSW. The venue is mobility accessible, ensuring ease of access for all attendees.

The library provides a comfortable and safe environment for young children and their families, with facilities designed to support accessibility needs.

Important Information

This event is free to attend and open to all families with babies aged 0-2 years. There is no need to book in advance, making it easy to fit into your schedule.

Accessibility support is provided, including mobility access to accommodate all participants. Please arrive a few minutes early to settle in and enjoy the session fully.

Booking and Prices

No bookings are required for this event, allowing you the flexibility to join at your convenience. The session is free of charge, making it an accessible and enjoyable activity for families in the community.