Take some proof of who you are, such as a rent book or health card. Books have been specially chosen for babies and toddlers. Staff are happy to make suggestions and there are booklists and magazines to give you more ideas. Many libraries have drop-in sessions for babies and toddlers where you can relax and join in with stories and songs. Libraries expect babies and toddlers to be noisy - that is why there is a section just for them.
Some libraries also have toys, games and paper and crayons to keep toddlers occupied.
They have lists of local playgroups, nurseries and schools as well as information on activities and literacy support for you and your family.