A delightful rhyme time session for babies up to one year old at Sunnybank Hills Library.
Monday 9 November 2026
10:30am - 11:00am
Sunnybank Hills Library, Sunnybank Hills Shoppingtown, 661 Compton Road, Sunnybank Hills
Free
Enjoy a lively and engaging rhyme time session designed especially for babies aged up to one year. Parents and little ones will sing, clap, and dance together, fostering early literacy and communication skills in a fun, social environment.
This session is perfect for nurturing your baby's language development and social interaction through songs and action rhymes. It's a wonderful opportunity to meet other parents and create joyful memories with your infant.
No prior experience is needed—just bring your enthusiasm and your baby for a heartwarming morning of music and movement.
- Age group: Infants and toddlers, specifically 0-1 year olds.
- Duration: 30 minutes of interactive singing and rhymes.
- No bookings required, but spaces are limited to ensure a safe and comfortable experience.
- Part of the First 5 Forever initiative, supporting early childhood development.
The event takes place at Sunnybank Hills Library, located within Sunnybank Hills Shoppingtown at 661 Compton Road, Sunnybank Hills.
The library is easily accessible by public transport and offers parking facilities for those driving.
This welcoming venue provides a safe and comfortable space for parents and babies to enjoy the session together.
Please arrive a little early to secure your spot as entry may be limited once capacity is reached.
The session is free of charge, making it an accessible and valuable resource for families in the community.
First 5 Forever is coordinated by the State Library of Queensland in partnership with local government, ensuring quality and supportive programming.
No booking is required for this event, allowing for easy drop-in attendance.
The session is completely free, making it a fantastic opportunity for families to engage in early learning activities without cost.
For more information, visit the Brisbane City Council events page or contact the library directly.
