Public Event
Sensation Stations
Thursday February 9, 2017: 10:30am to
11:15am
Pittsfield Branch: Program Room
Ages 10 Months–2 Years
Public Event
Sensation Stations
Monday January 9, 2017: 10:30am to
11:15am
Traverwood Branch: Program Room
Age 10 Months–2 Years
Public Event
Sensation Stations
Friday December 9, 2016: 10:30am to
11:30am
Malletts Creek Branch: Program Room
Age 10 Months–2 Years
Public Event
Sensation Stations
Wednesday November 9, 2016: 10:30am to
11:30am
Traverwood Branch: Program Room
Ages 10 Months–2 Years
Public Event
Sensation Stations
Friday October 7, 2016: 10:30am to
11:30am
Downtown Library: Secret Lab
Ages 10 Months–2 Years
Public Event
Sensation Stations
Tuesday September 13, 2016: 10:30am to
11:30am
Pittsfield Branch: Program Room
Ages 10 Months–2 Years
Blog Post
Asked and Answered Tips for Feeding Baby
by mansii
If you have a little one, infant through toddler, AADL has an awesome new resource for you to check out! The Pediatrician's Guide To Feeding Babies & Toddlers is hip, comprehensive, and super approachable. Breaking your child's age into three month segments, each chapter addresses developmental milestones, nutrition guidelines, expected growth, and medical concerns in an easy to follow Q & A format. It answers all the questions you never thought to ask.
Topics are as diverse as how to raise your baby as a vegetarian, and spend time addressing numerous allergies. For the do-it-from-scratch mom, there are tips on preparing your own baby food. On debatable topics (such as when to introduce solids) multiple sides are presented, giving you all the facts you need to make your own decision. With easy to follow charts, and "Real Life Parenting" stories about the struggles all moms share, this read is not only informational, but fun. My favorite part is the age-appropriate recipes at the end of each chapter that will pass the bar for the most health-conscious mother, and the most taste-conscious little one. Dairy Free Sweet Potato Pudding anyone?
Click here for more great AADL resources on feeding baby.
Blog Post
Free High Quality Preschool!
by Beth Manuel
Children who attend a high quality program in the year or two before kindergarten are better prepared for school academically, socially and emotionally.The Washtenaw County Quality Preschool Partnership is a collaboration of school districts and community-based providers who offer state (GSRP) and federally (Head Start) funded preschool services for low to moderate income families. There are preschool locations throughout the County with a wide range of classroom schedules to meet varying stages of preschool development. Enrollment begins March 1, 2016. For enrollment information go to the links provided or call 1-800-777-2861.
Public Event
Sign Language for Infants and Toddlers
Thursday June 23, 2016: 11:00am to
11:45am
Malletts Creek Branch: Program Room
Babies (6 Months–2 Years), With An Adult
Public Event
Sign Language for Infants and Toddlers
Thursday September 8, 2016: 11:00am to
11:45am
Malletts Creek Branch: Program Room
Babies (6 Months–2 Years), With An Adult.