Book Buddies at Leichhardt Library

Book Buddies offers a wonderful introduction to the joy of rhythm and nursery rhymes, specially designed for babies and their carers. This engaging session encourages early literacy and bonding through playful and musical activities.

What to Expect

Join other parents and carers in a welcoming environment where your little ones can experience the fun of nursery rhymes and rhythmic play. The session is lively yet gentle, perfect for babies aged 0-2 years.

You can expect a relaxed, interactive time filled with songs and rhymes that stimulate early language skills and sensory development.

No prior booking is required, making it easy to drop in and enjoy this enriching experience.

Activity Details

The event is scheduled for Tuesday, 16 December 2025, from 10:30 to 11:00 in the morning.

It is tailored specifically for babies and their carers, focusing on early childhood engagement through music and rhyme.

The session lasts for 30 minutes, providing a perfect length of time to keep young children engaged without overwhelming them.

Location and Access

The event takes place at Leichhardt Library, located on the Piazza Level of the Italian Forum at 23 Norton Street, Leichhardt NSW.

The venue is mobility accessible, ensuring easy access for strollers and wheelchair users.

This family-friendly location offers a comfortable setting for parents and carers to enjoy the session with their children.

Important Information

This event is ideal for children aged 0-2 years, focusing on early developmental stages.

No bookings are necessary, allowing for flexible attendance.

Accessibility support is provided, including mobility access, to accommodate all visitors.

Parents and carers are encouraged to participate actively with their children to maximize the benefits of the session.

Booking and Prices

Attendance is free of charge, making it an accessible option for families.

No advance booking is required, so you can simply arrive and join the fun.

For more information, you can contact Inner West Council Libraries or visit their website.