Move, sing, clap, dance and listen to music together with your child! Music is a whole-body activity for children and their caregivers. This activity is designed for babies and toddlers accompanied by a caregiver.
For questions, contact Jennifer Engelmann, Youth Family Services Coordinator at jengelmann@abilitycenter.org or 419.885-5733.
Move, sing, clap, dance and listen to music together with your child! Music is a whole-body activity for children and their caregivers. This activity is designed for babies and toddlers accompanied by a caregiver.
For questions, contact Jennifer Engelmann, Youth Family Services Coordinator at jengelmann@abilitycenter.org or 419.885-5733.
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Unplug, reconnect, and build meaningful connections with family members through an interactive and inclusive storytime activity. A librarian will lead children in fun and stories for family storytime. Afterwards parents can talk and get to know each other while children play with toys in the room.
10:00 – 10:30 Family Storytime led by a LCPL Librarian
10:30-11:30 (parent chat) Children can play with appropriate toys and materials while parents mingle.
Everyone is welcome to this accessible and sensory-friendly storytime experience. Call Jennifer at 419-855-5733, jengelmann@abilitycenter.org if you have additional questions or concerns.
Every month, this group brings together kids and parents to connect, socialize and build community. Kids can be kids in gym activities with Ability Center staff, parents can interact in a nearby room. Parents must remain in the building. Registration is required, and a confirmation email will be sent to you or your child once you have registered.
Children can expect: to interact with other children while participating in fun activities led by staff- table games, basketball, sensory obstacles, drawing, building and other gym type games.
Parents can expect: a chance to connect with other parents in a nearby room while their children play. Time to share resources knowing their children are having a good time, and the ability to check on them if wanted.
Light refreshments offered.
Everyone is welcome to this accessible and sensory-friendly experience. Call Jennifer at 419-855-5733, jengelmann@abilitycenter.org if you have additional questions or concerns.
