Ottawa, Ontario

Toy and Book Lending Library

Printing Instructions

 


Printing the Profiles


The Community profiles listed are available in PDF files for web viewing or downloading purposes. If you wish to print any or all of the profiles please read the following information or you may wish to consider ordering what you need.


Paper size- Ledger page 11" x 17" (279mm x 432mm) is highly recommended and is the default setting for these documents. Many larger copiers can take ledger size paper but most desk printers have a maximum paper size of 8.5 x 11.


Orientation- Be sure to adjust your print settings for 'Landscape' and adjust accordingly if using smaller paper size to avoid waste. It is highly recommended that you use the 'print preview' button to ensure that the document layout is correct for the print job.


Print properties- For best results colour printing is recommended for the Community profiles. The profiles can be viewed and printed in black and white.


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Toy Lending Library

 

The Toy Library houses a large variety of toys for children birth to six years. These toys are catalogued as Infant/Toddler, Active Play and Pretend Play.  Parents are invited to register to enjoy this wonderful resource.  See PRC Drop-In schedule for Toy Library hours.


Resource Lending Library

 

The Resource Library contains books and DVDs covering the following topics:

  • Adult Issues
  • Caregiver Resources
  • Child Care and Education
  • Child Development
  • Fathers
  • French resources
  • Health and Safety
  • Nutrition
  • Parenting
  • Pre/Post Natal
  • Separation and Divorce
  • Teens

Books and DVDs may be borrowed for up to two weeks. Drop in, register and enjoy our library.

 

Questions?

 

For information about Toy & Resource lending please call (613) 565-2467, ext. 222 or email at information@parentresource.on.ca

 

Tip of the Day
Instead of saying "Don't touch anything!" when taking young children on an outing, say "Look with your eyes" and teach them the One Finger Rule. By touching with one finger, they can satisfy some of their natural curiosity without being able to pick up anything.
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