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Little Leapers is a great way for the littlest guests to come jump without the big kids! Toddlers and parents can enjoy the park with other jumpers of the same size and age group. For more info: https://www.skyzone.com/elmhurst/programs/little-leapers/ Cost: Kids $12, 1st parent is free

Let's meet up for Mother Goose and me! Stories, songs, and rhymes for little ones and a parent, ages newborn - 12mo old. Live in-person. Tickets available starting at 9:00 a.m. the morning of the program.

Let's meet up at Toddler Playtime Gym! $3/R, $4/NR, $4/NN (1-5 year olds, under 12 months free) Pay for the indoor playground and add Toddler Playtime Gym for only $2 more! During Toddler Playtime Gym one gym court is set up with scooters, tunnels, and other games to help your toddler develop their gross motor skills. This activity is for children ages 1 - 5 years old.

Join us for a New Moms Night Out at Ella's. Relax and unwind and enjoy some uninterrupted conversation.

Join us at Kid's Empire indoor play place in Villa Park. The cost is $20/child and two adults are free with each child. Please remember that socks are required!

Join us for a fun morning at the DuPage Children's Museum and let your little ones burn off some energy.

Join us (location TBD) as we discuss this month's book- Against the Loveless World by Susan Abulhawa. All are welcome, even if you haven't started or finished the book.

Rhymes, simple stories, and musical activities engage little ones and foster emerging language skills. Live in-person. Tickets available beginning at 9:00 a.m. the morning of the program. EPL card required. Best for babies through early toddlers (ages 0-2/3). Takes place in the Kids Program Room. Stay after the program and head over to the Learning Garden to let the kids play while we moms socialize.

Meet us in the Kossman room at the Library for our first social seminar of the New Year! Brittany Parenti (LCSW) will summarize important points from How to Talk so Little Kids Will Listen- a great book about ways to engage with your toddler mid-tantrum and help them, as well as yourself, manage big feelings.