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Maryland libraries help parents with unique workstations for children

  • The Baltimore County Public Library has created special workstations for parents needing to work while supervising their children, which include a desk, computer access, and enclosed play areas for one to two children.
  • Kate Sigler finds the workstations helpful, stating that they allow her child to be safe while she works.
  • Conni Strittmatter, the library's youth and family engagement manager, notes these workstations address a long-standing need for such spaces.
  • The program is funded by a grant, and the library is seeking additional funding to expand this program to more branches in Baltimore County.
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Maryland libraries help parents with unique workstations for children

In Baltimore County, Maryland, a library has created a short-term solution for parents and caregivers who need to work but lack child care.

·Sacramento, United States
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KCRA 3 broke the news in Sacramento, United States on Sunday, March 23, 2025.
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