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Coli Parents; When Did You Get Your Kid Their First Library Card
- Thread starter Seoul Gleou
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I started reading to my oldest around 1 year, maybe earlier. She could read by 4. We started going to the library around 5 or 6.
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My ex was a children's librarian. Four or five are good ages. Not sure where you're located but if you sign them up you'll be liable for any fines or damaged books. Some systems in the name of equity and the fact that it often cost more to process the fine than what the fine brings in, have moved towards fine free systems. You just get charged cost of the item. Could be sent to collections.
Not sure if yoir bro/sis are responsible but something to think about.
Not sure if yoir bro/sis are responsible but something to think about.
From the time they could walk. It was important to me to do so because one of the libraries was my childhood library. And I knew it wouldn't last forever, considering it already had 50 some odd years on it. They did close it and open a new one 2 years ago.
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I just constantly read to my children even when they were babies. As each of my children turned 5 give or take. We made a day of it. Got their first cards, picked out some books and made a day of it.
Yes. Libraries offer study rooms, media rooms, DVD checkout, printing, free computer and internet access, museum passes and children’s events.
My parents never got me a card. They had comics at the library and computers. I was there in my own.... Reading was something I did on my own. We didn't have video games and internet. I was reading, drawing or playing outside.
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