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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just teach your kid to raise his hand and say excuse me I can’t see.[/quote] They can't talk yet.[/quote] Wait, why are you taking a child who can't talk to storytime?[/quote] I always took my kids as babies to story time. [/quote] You can read to babies at home, there's no benefit to sitting on the floor with an infant in your lap during storytime. Mobile toddlers who aren't speaking yet (most of the time) don't have the focus to sit on their butts and listen to a full story. Once they're at least 18-24 months, they are more capable of sitting still and listening. I thought we were talking about 2-4, for goodness sake![/quote] FFS some kids have language delays. If child has enough attention to sit and listen to a book, they are welcome. No age or speaking restrictions.[/quote]
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