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FAQs
Story Time - Is registration required?
Storytimes do NOT require advance registration. Just come ready to participate with your child.
What can I do about annoying or harassing telephone calls?
If you know the calling person, tell him or her not to call again. Please note the date and time of the notification (caller ID is helpful). If that person should call you again, he or she could be cited for telephonic harassment. If the caller is unknown to you please contact your telephone company regarding services that may be available to help identify the calling person.
Story Time - Do I need to stay with my child during the program?
Yes! Our storytimes are very participatory and we want everyone to listen to the story and act out the rhymes with your child. You will both have fun!
What is the curfew in the City of St. Helens?
Oregon State law states that no person under the age of eighteen shall be in a public place between 12 midnight and 4 a.m. unless that person is accompanied by a parent or guardian, you are at a sanctioned school function, or it is a condition of employment.
Story Time - What if my child starts crying?
If your child becomes especially fussy or loud, it’s okay to leave the library and return when they are calmer. It is also okay to “call it a day” and try again next week. We want storytime to be enjoyable for all participants.
Story Time - Any other tips?
- If you wish to visit with other parents, please wait until story time is over. Even seemingly quiet conversations can be distracting. And please turn off all cell phones during this time.
- Snacks, toys and even other books can be distracting to other children, so we ask that you put those items away during storytime.
- Repeating story time songs and rhymes at home is highly encouraged! We often have handouts with all our favorites. Please help yourself!
- Parents and caregivers make the best storytellers of all! We encourage you to read to your child and continue the storytime experience at home. Library staff can recommend excellent books for you to check out.
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