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Davis County Library hosts Baby Storytime in Farmington auditorium

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The Davis County Library hosts Baby Storytime sessions designed to foster early literacy skills in babies and toddlers. These programs take place in the auditorium at the headquarters library in Farmington.

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  • Baby Storytime sessions are held in the auditorium at the Davis County Library headquarters in Farmington.
  • The program helps babies and toddlers develop literacy skills through books, songs, and group interaction.
  • Caregivers are required to stay and engage with their children during the session.

The Davis County Library hosts Baby Storytime sessions at its headquarters in Farmington to promote early literacy for babies and toddlers. According to an event listing from the library, the program focuses on helping children interact with books and develop social skills through structured activities.

The sessions include activities such as singing songs and learning to take turns and participate in group settings. The program is designed to demonstrate to parents and caregivers how they can support their child's early literacy development through book interaction.

These events are held in the auditorium of the headquarters library located at 133 S Main St in Farmington. The library notes that accompanying adults must remain engaged with their children, as drop-offs are not permitted.

The library states it makes efforts to ensure programs are accessible and invites those needing specific accommodations to contact the library. Additionally, staff may take photos or video during programs for use on the library's website and social media.

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