Discover how your library can help support your baby’s growth and development. Learn how easy it is to share books and songs with your baby and the importance of these early literacy years.
Watch and enjoy the videos below:
Tinies Time with Milli
Tinies Time with Bec
Tinies Time with Tim and Jenny
Tinies Time with Jenny
Tinies Time with Alysha
Tinies Time with Milli
Tinies Time with Bec
Tinies Time with Tim and Jenny
Tinies Time with Jenny
Tinies Time with Tim and Jenny
Tinies Time with Jenny
Tinies Time with Tim and Jenny
Tinies Time with Jenny
Tinies Time with Tim and Jenny – Dear Zoo
Tinies Time with Tim
Tinies Time with Tim
Tinies Time with Jenny
Tinies Time with Jenny
Tinies Time with Naomi
Other Resources
Connected Libraries have many online resources to support early learning, including Storybox Library, Literacy Planet and Tumblebooks. We have also sourced a number of other online resources that might be useful:
A statewide program providing strong early literacy foundations for all Queensland children aged 0-5 years. Includes lots of tips for parents and carers to make the most of their child’s first 5 years.
The SAG-AFTRA Foundation’s award-winning children’s literacy website, Storyline Online, streams videos featuring celebrated actors reading children’s books alongside creatively produced illustrations. Readers include Viola Davis, Chris Pine, Lily Tomlin, Kevin Costner, and dozens more.
Little Yarns is a co-listening podcast series for pre-schoolers. Ideal for families listening together at home or as a listening resource in early learning centres. Little Yarns explores the diverse languages and stories of Indigenous Australia.
ABC Kids listen is a dedicated radio station and on demand app for kids and their grown-ups, brought to you by the ABC. They provide children with music for dancing, stories for relaxing, and soothing soundtracks for sleeping. They also have a range of podcasts to stimulate curiosity, fire imaginations and foster good listening. Each program is designed to mirror the ebb and flow of a child’s day and be the perfect companion for playful days and peaceful nights.
Here you will see “books” of stories – in Auslan. Deaf and hearing people of all ages who use Auslan can enjoy a wide range of stories. May it be a fantasy story, a true story or a science-fiction story. Enjoy a short story or a long story divided by chapters just like a written novel.
Are you enjoying spotting Rainbows around your neighbourhood or creating Rainbows at home? Check out this, print it off and enjoy completing it with your little ones. It’s created by our very own member – Gracie Scanlon who is just 4 years old!