Have Fun With Kids, Adults During Sanatoga Playgroups

Posted on 11 July 2011. Tags: , , ,

Are we having fun yet?

SANATOGA PA – Free playgroups for children as infants through age 5 and their parents will be held on the fourth Wednesday of every month, beginning July 27 (2011) and continuing through November, from 10:30 a.m.; to noon in the community room of the Rolling Hills Apartments complex, 2120 Buchert Rd., Pottstown PA, in a program jointly sponsored by Rolling Hills and the Pottstown Family Center.

The playgroups are intended to give parents an opportunity to meet others with small children, and to talk about the joys and hardships of parenting. Adults and their children can play together “in a fun and relaxed atmosphere,” according to the Family Center announcement, and enjoy a snack too. Several free give-aways will be offered monthly.

Playgroup dates beyond July are scheduled for Aug. 24, Sept. 28, Oct. 26 and Nov. 16 (which occurs during the third, rat5her than fourth, week of November due to the Thanksgiving holiday). For more information, and to let the Family Center know of your interest in attending, call 610-326-1610.

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    July 11, 2011 at 6:44 am

    [...] Have Fun With Kids, Adults During Sanatoga Playgroups The Rolling Hills Apartments complex in Sanatoga and the Pottstown Family Center are sponsoring playgroups for children beginning this month and continuing through November. [...]


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