The mission at First Library® / BUMS & BOOKS is to promote daily reading & monthly library visits for single first time mothers in need. We provide free diapers and supplies weekly with enrollment. What We Do Free Children’s Books We mail age-appropriate books to families each month to build early literacy habits from birth. Essential Diapers Families receive diapers delivered directly to their homes—reducing stress and supporting healthy development. Literacy & Family Support We connect families to reading routines, library engagement, and educational encouragement. Who We Serve Who We Support: First-time mothers Single-parent households Families with infants and toddlers Families facing financial hardship How It Works: Apply online Get approved Submit library visit documentation. Receive monthly mailings of books & diapers Start Now FIRST LIBRARY GOES VIRTUAL! Mother meetings and The First Library / BUMS & BOOKS Shop are now online. Fill your child's life books from your local library and basics for their bum! Daily Reading, Weekly Diaper Delivery and Monthly Library Visits for New Single First Time Mothers In Need. 1/1 APPLY NOW MAKE YOUR HOME YOUR CHILD'S FIRST LIBRARY®. We just don't give, we engage. First Library® / Bums and Books is an early childhood literacy 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that promotes daily reading and monthly library patronage for expectant and new single first time mothers in need (open to newborn to age one children) by offering free diapers, books, and educational support until their child’s third birthday.* Mothers are asked to read to their child daily and are required to visit their local library monthly and perform various free reading related activities to participate in our three year program. The first three years of a child’s life offer parents an amazing opportunity to shape their child’s growth and form healthy habits. First Library's / Bums and Books mission is to promote early childhood literacy for preschool children through daily reading, monthly library patronage and educational support plus we help children develop other healthy habits. Our vision, at First Library / Bums and Books, is to not only give every newborn child a foundation for a lifetime love of reading and library patronage, but to actively engage their parents in the process. Perfect — here is everything fully integrated for FirstLibrary / Bums & Books with the library-as-an-equalizer message woven into your Homepage Hero, About/Mission, and Footer in a warm, dignified tone. You can copy-paste these directly into your site. HOMEPAGE HERO FirstLibrary We don’t just give. We walk with families. Helping children grow with care, dignity, and books. At FirstLibrary, we believe the library is one of the last true equalizers — a place where everyone belongs, curiosity is free, and opportunity is shared. Through our Bums & Books program, we support families with es sentials and early literacy while honoring every parent’s strength and dignity. ABOUT / MISSION PAGE Our Mission FirstLibrary exists to support families with young children by combining early literacy, basic care, and human dignity. We believe: • Every child deserves access to books • Every family deserves support that feels respectful and private • And every community is stronger when opportunity is shared The library is our inspiration. It is open to everyone — regardless of income, background, or circumstance. In a world where so much divides us, the library remains an equalizer: a place where knowledge is free and belonging is universal. How We Help Through our Bums & Books program, we provide: • Diapers and hygiene essentials • Children’s books • Parenting and learning resources • Quiet, respectful support delivered discreetly to families’ homes We don’t require families to stand in lines or explain their hardship in public. Support should feel safe, personal, and dignified. Our Heart At FirstLibrary, we believe real support is more than a handout — it’s a relationship. We don’t just give. We walk with families. We listen. We encourage. We share tools, resources, and hope. We believe every parent wants the best for their child, and with the right support, every family can grow stronger. A Note From Our Founder “I started FirstLibrary because I saw how many loving parents were doing their very best — yet still felt invisible in systems that were supposed to help them. I wanted to build something different. A place where families could receive support without shame. Where dignity comes first. And where books and basic care go hand in hand. At FirstLibrary, we meet people with compassion and confidence in their ability to grow.” — Kate Ward, Founder FOOTER STATEMENT FirstLibrary The library is for everyone. An equalizer in a divided world. Providing books, essentials, and dignity to families — one home, one child, one story at a OUR PROGRAM RESEARCH BACKED MISSION DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND PARENTS AS TEACHERS STUDY SHOWS THE NEED FOR REGULAR READING TIME VALIDATING FIRST LIBRARY’S MISSION PEW RESEARCH CENTER STUDY SHOWS THE NEED FOR REGULAR LIBRARY PATRONAGE VALIDATING FIRST LIBRARY’S MISSION NEW JAMA PEDIATRICS FINDINGS SHOW PAPER BOOKS BEAT TABLETS IN PARENT-CHILD INTERACTIONS TAKE ACTION FUNDRAISE FOR YOUR COMMUNITY’S PROGRAM. BECOME A CAT MEMBER - VOLUNTEER . TURN OFF TECH AND TURN ON READING & MORE! WORK TO BRING THE FIRST LIBRARY TO YOUR COMMUNITY! "I thought if reading and regular diaper deliveries could bring so much comfort and joy, to just one child, how much could it bring to multiple children? It was then that I decided to create First Library®." Catherine Tinger Goldberg Founder First Library was the first and one-time largest affiliate of the "Book Lady"' Free Book Gifting program in New Jersey for over ten years and served sixteen counties during its tenure as its affiliate. First Library previously offered this program as part of its overall program and is now independent of it. *Some exclusions apply. Not available in all areas. Please email info @firstlibrary.org to be placed on our waitlist of new coverage areas. PRESS 2018 Best Social Assistance Program - Chatham 2022 GuideStar Bronze Seal of Transparency Rotary Club Selects First Library for its “2019 Beds for a Cause” Service Project 2019 My Life Publications - First Library in 7 of its 16 NJ Issues. First Library Founder Interview 2022 GuideStar Bronze Seal of Transparency PROGRAM Mission V alidation Impact First Library® Book List First Library® Application Form First Library ® Registration Form First Library ® Shop © 2012 - 2026 First Librar y® By continuing on this website you are agreeing to our Privacy Policy . GIVE Become a Business Sponsor Create a Fundraising Page Give Financially Sponsor a Child Turn Off and Turn On Volunteer First Library® 4 Old Turnpike Road Morristown, NJ 07960 Suite 1 firstlibrary.org@gmail.com 973-610-8833 CONNECT Contact Us Join Our Mailing List Make a Referral to First Library® Board of Trustees Guest Book & Blog Become a Local Community Representative Local Community Representative Free Book Gifting Chapters First Library® is a 501(c)(3) charity. 46-2001321 All rights reserved. First Library is a registered trademark symbol of First Library, A New Jersey Nonprofit Corporation

Chatty Cathy FIRST LIBRARY FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT INTERVIEWED BY MORRISTOWN LIFE October 1, 2019 Catherine Tinger Goldberg, Founder and President of First Library, was interviewed by Morristown Life writer M ichele DiPasquale. The article appeared on the cover and in seven of their sixteen New Jersey issues. Thank you, Michele! http://www.newviewmediagroup.com/ FIRST LIBRARY FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT INTERVIEWED BY LITERARY MAGAZINE April 4, 2019 Catherine Tinger Goldberg, Founder and President of First Library was interviewed by the former and now retired Knox County, TN Public Library Director, LJ Frank. Dolly Parton sought Frank's input and guidance in creating the Imagination Library program in 1995. https://www.narrativepathsjournal.com/category/interview/ FIRST LIBRARY AWARDED 2019 GUIDESTAR BRONZE SEAL OF TRANSPARENCY March 28, 2019 So excited to have been awarded this honor. https://www.guidestar.org/profile/46-2001321 ROTARY CLUB SELECTS FIRST LIBRARY AS NJ 'BEDS FOR A CAUSE' NONPROFIT March 23, 2019 First Library is pleased to announce its selection as the New Jersey nonprofit organization for the Rotary Club of Cheshire, CT’s new national service project, 'Beds for a Cause’. A portion of every stay from a participating Airbnb (airbnb.com), HomeAway (homeaway.com) or other vacation rental website will be donated to First Library. donated to First Library. Please urge your hosting friends to sign up for the program and help give the gift of reading to first born children. For more information about the Beds for a Cause service project, please go to www.cheshirerotary.org/node/393 or email firstlibrary@irstlibrary.org for details. All donations are 100% tax deductible. Listing: http://www.srbrown.info/bedsforacause/organizations.html FIRST LIBRARY IN SOMERSET COUNTY TOWN March 13, 2019 One more time, with feeling! First Library is in Basking Ridge. Time to sign your baby up for free books and a new library card. FIRST LIBRARY IN FIVE MIDDLESEX COUNTY TOWNS March 1, 2019 Here we go again! First Library is in Carteret, Edison, North Brunswick Port Reading and Sewaren. Run, don't walk, to the mailbox with your child's registration form. FIRST LIBRARY NOW IN SEVEN MORRIS COUNTY TOWNS February 19, 2019 I'm so excited to announce that First Library is now available in Cedar Knolls, Green Village, Morristown, New Vernon, and Whippany, as well as Chatham Borough and Chatham Township. Tell all the new moms you see and make sure they register for the program. NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS - READ A DIFFERENT CHILDREN'S BOOK EVERY DAY January 2, 2019 There are some many wonderful children's books why limit your child to the same ones every day ? Take that new library card and borrow some new ones from your local library. THE BEST GIFT YOU'LL EVER GIVE YOUR CHILD - A LIBRARY CARD December 18, 2018 As soon as they are able to print their name (or the library allows) help your child get their own library. It's an important rite of passage in a young reader's life. And don't forget to celebrate this major fete in a major way - EAT ICE CREAM! HAPPY HOLIDAYS! JOHNNY CAN'T READ! MAYBE IT'S BECAUSE JOHNNY'S MOTHER CAN'T READ EITHER. November 5, 2018 William J. Bennett, former Secretary of Education, in his " First Lessons'' report, stressed the role of parents in their children's education as well as the importance of voluntary community efforts to support public education. ''Since we know, for example, that reading to young children helps them learn to read, illiterate parents should have sources of help with this activity,'' he said. ''Each community can find suitable ways of providing such assistance: parents certainly are not the only possible 'readers." What programs does your library offer? https://books.google.com/books/about/First_Lessons.html?id=8sXzqiKThXIC&source=kp_book_description 5 GOOD REASONS TO TAKE YOUR KIDS TO THE LIBRARY TODAY October 9, 2018 Make going to the library a happy special time not a chore. Your kids will love you and look forward to the activity. https://www.huffingtonpost.com/christine-french-cully/five-good-reasons-to-take_b_5134342.html AUTHOR MEM FOX: "IF EVERY PARENT READ THREE STORIES A DAY TO THEIR CHILD, WE COULD ELIMINATE ILLITERACY WITHIN ONE GENERATION." September 23, 2018 Reading daily and often may help eliminate illiteracy. Phonic tutoring could be the missing component in the reason a child living in a print rich environment is not reading. http://www.educationviews.org/i-felt-terrible-why-parents-are-blamed-when-their-child-cant-read/ SURROUND KIDS WITH BOOKS AT AN EARLY AGE September 4, 2018 Don’t just keep books up on a shelf. Leave them out and about. Even on the floor and in the car. Kids like to touch and carry them around. Keep them at arms reach at all times. READ THE BOOK, THEN WATCH THE MOVIE July 19, 2018 Pick a classic that’s been turned into a movie and read it together, a few chapters at a time. When you’re finished watch the film version. It's another great way to bring books into children's everyday lives. PEDIATRICS ACADEMIC SOCIETIES MEETING & READING BOOKS WITH A CHILD June 2, 2018 Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting shows that reading books with a child beginning in early infancy can boost vocabulary and reading skills four years later, before the start of elementary school. www.aappublications.org/news/2017/05/04/PASLiteracy050417 AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PEDIATRICS URGES PEDIATRICIANS TO ENCOURAGE READING April 14, 2018 Reading to your child daily is shown to be a primary component of academic and future success that the American Academy of Pediatrics has recently refined its recommendations to urge pediatricians to not only encourage parents in feeding and sleeping routines for their babies, but also in their daily reading routines as well. http://neafamily.com/your-family/parenting/the-importance-of-reading-to-your-baby/#.XBe33GhKiM8 THE MAGIC OF 15 MINUTES: READING PRACTICE AND READING GROWTH March 09, 2018 15 minutes seems to be the “magic number” at which students start seeing substantial positive gains in reading achievement; students who read just over a half-hour to an hour per day see the greatest gains of all. Although many other factors—such as quality of instruction, equitable access to reading materials, and family background—also play a role in achievement, the consistent connection between time spent reading per day and reading growth cannot be ignored. Moreover, if reading practice is linked to reading growth and achievement, then it follows that low levels of reading practice should correlate to low levels of reading performance and high levels of reading practice should connect to high levels of reading performance. Renaissance.com WHAT SORT OF BOOKS TO READ WITH YOUR CHILD February 27, 2018 There are so many books to choose from that it can be hard to know where to start. As a broad rule, young children often enjoy books, songs and stories that have good rhyme, rhythm and repetition. In fact, one of the ways that children learn is through repetition and rhyme. Choose books that are the right length for your child and that match your child’s changing interests. You can also vary the books and printed materials you read. Picture books, ebooks, magazines, instruction manuals, TV guides and letters can all be interesting and engaging for your child. If you’re interested in ebooks, look for ones without distracting games or animations. And it’s important to enjoy ebooks with your child, rather than leaving him alone with a device. If you want to try new books or magazines without much cost, you could arrange book swaps with friends, or with other parents at your parent group or early childhood center. Raisingchildren.net.au FIVE WAYS TO MAKE READING MORE FUN February 11, 2018 1. Resurrect the read-aloud. Reading out loud is not simply a stepping-stone to learning to read silently; it's also a way to build vocabulary, attention skills, and comprehension, as well as--perhaps most important--a love of reading. If you're already doing the one-on-one bedtime story, think about ways to switch up the sessions: Read over breakfast. Encourage siblings to read out loud to each other or to the family pet. Alternate pages or chapters with your child. Or gather the whole family together for a group read-aloud. 2. Take it on the road. Books are the ultimate portable entertainment--they're durable and impervious to a few drips of water (at least the non-electronic variety), and easy to read in the sunlight. Keep a chapter book in your bag to pull out while you're waiting at a restaurant, sitting poolside or on the beach, hanging out in a tree house, or while camping in a tent with a flashlight. 3. Bring stories to life. Read horse books before your child goes to horseback-riding camp, Little House on the Prairie before you tour a pioneer village, a bio of a favorite baseball or football player before you visit a sports hall of fame. 4. Be a reading buddy. If you see your child reading when you aren't, grab your own book and cozy up (well, as close as he'll let you) to read beside him. Prefer a scheduled approach? Try DEAR--Drop Everything and Read--sessions, in which the whole family reads at the same time. 5. Make books a basic. Look at reading material like food and clothes: You wouldn't leave the refrigerator or the closet empty, so don't let the bookshelf go bare, either. Find a librarian or a teacher who keeps current with what's new and popular for kids, or play the cool card: Get a respected teen to tell your tween what books he enjoyed. Parenting.com WHY IS READING FOR PLEASURE IMPORTANT? January 25, 2018 There is strong evidence that reading for pleasure can increase empathy, improve relationships with others, reduce the symptoms of depression and improve well being throughout life, new research carried out for The Reading Agency has found. The report, conducted by BOP Consulting and funded by the Peter Sowerby Foundation, brings together a strong and growing body of research that shows how and why reading for pleasure can bring a range of other benefits to individuals and society. There is already strong evidence to show that reading for pleasure plays a vital role in improving educational outcomes. The Reading Agency IS YOUR CHILD READING FOR PLEASURE? January 13, 2018 Children and teenagers who read for pleasure on a daily or weekly basis score better on reading tests than infrequent readers. Frequent readers also score better on writing tests than non-readers or infrequent readers. Reach Out and Read, Reading Aloud to Children: The Evidence, Archives for Disease Control, 2008. ARE YOU AN AVID READER? January 1, 2018 An avid reader is a reader who is eager to get hold of latest releases or bestsellers in his favorite genres. The literary's quality of a book is the most important criteria for choosing to satisfy the reader's appetite for reading. librarything.com Start the New Year with a new resolution: READ A BOOK A WEEK! BEST QUESTION TO ASK A FELLOW READER THIS GIFT GIVING SEASON December 22, 2017 What book have you gifted the most? No need to ask why. They will tell you. Happy Holidays! 5 MORE GREAT REASONS TO READ ALOUD TO BABIES December 19, 2017 1. Books are toys for your baby at first (that she likes to chew on!). As she grows, she learns there is a story inside. 2. The rhythm and rhyme in children’s books are like a song to your baby that is more entertaining than everyday talking. 3. Reading to your baby strengthens his emotional bonds with family members. 4. Reading to your baby now will start the tradition of reading together every day as your child grows older. 5. When you read to your baby she is on her way to loving books! 5 GREAT REASONS TO READ ALOUD TO BABIES December 14, 2017 1. When you hold your baby and read to him, you show your baby you love him. 2. Reading time can be relaxing time. The sound of your voice is calming and soothing to your baby. 3. Reading to your baby helps her brain grow! 4. Listening to you read, talk and sing gives your baby the words he will say some day. 5. Your baby learns the names of things when you talk about the pictures in books. 5 GREAT REASONS TO READ ALOUD TO BABIES BEFORE BIRTH December 1, 2017 1. Reading to baby during pregnancy helps other family members take an active role in preparing for baby. 2. Babies enjoy the rhythm of language and their parents’ voices. 3. The sound of your voice is calming and soothing to your baby. 4. Reading to your baby now will make it easy to make reading a part of everyday family life after your baby is born. 5. Reading time can be relaxing time as you anticipate your baby’s arrival. BOOKS IN OUR DAILY LIFE November 20, 2017 Parents often ask me how they can make reading a part of their child's daily life. I often say, "Make it a regular part of their lives... like television, and children will too." Many parents allow / schedule TV time. Why not schedule book time? Make it after dinner or after snack time. Children love discipline and routine. By scheduling and making reading a daily part of their lives children will look forward to the quiet and happy time books bring to their lives. (13) BOOKS IN THE HOME November 13, 2017 Children from middle-income homes have on average 13 books per child. With First Library's assistance every new first time parent will have almost 13 books a year for their first born child a year, regardless of their income. (1) BOOKS IN THE HOME November 11, 2017 There is only one book for every 300 children in low-income neighborhoods. First born c hildren, regardless of their neighborhood, will receive 12 times the books a year while in the First Library program. (NO) BOOKS IN THE HOME November 3, 2017 61% of low-income families have no age-appropriate (children's) books in their homes. With First Library's assistance new first time parents will be able to make reading and book ownership a priority in their child's life. Children will receive up to 60 books while in the First Library program. 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Ten Things Every Child Needs At birth, an infant’s brain is only 25 percent of the size of an average adult’s brain. Incredibly, by age 3, a child’s brain has grown to 90 percent of that of an adult's brain. During infancy and early childhood, children are flooded with new experiences that impact their brain development. The first 3 years of a child’s life offer parents and other caregivers an amazing opportunity to shape the child’s growth and form healthy habits that will last a lifetime. Encourage Interaction A child’s brain develops based on early experiences at home. The more interactions a child has, the healthier his/her development will be. Offer Physical Affection Physical affection communicates love to young children, which in turn fosters positive emotional growth. Provide a Stable Relationship Children who have a stable relationship with at least one caregiver learn at a faster pace, feel better about themselves, and make friends more easily. Maintain a Safe, Healthy Home Creating a safe and healthy home and/or child care environment allows you to maximize children’s growth with minimal risk. Develop Strong Self Esteem A strong sense of self is the foundation for healthy development in young children. Engage in Conversation Communicating with your child/children not only shows love, but also encourages the development of his/her speech patterns. Make Music Music offers children an outlet for expression and stimulates brain development in specific areas including language and reasoning. Make Reading a Priority Reading with children demonstrates a love for books and learning, and is a wonderful way for parents/caregivers and children to spend quality time together. Promote Play Playing provides children with an outlet for imagination and creativity and fosters healthy brain development. Choose Quality Childcare Since childcare settings can be a primary learning environment for children, the quality of the child care setting is very important. The first 3 years of life are the most critical in terms of encouraging healthy development. It is important for parents and caregivers to start as soon as possible to build the foundation that will help their children reach their full potential. The good news is that what every child needs—every parent and caregiver can give. If we care for our children and give them what they need early in life, their future will be full of possibilities. Source: 10 Things Every Child Needs DVD, Copyright 1997. Used with permission from the McCormick Foundation and ND Dept. of Human Services.

2018 Book List INFANTS Winnie-the-Pooh Opposites Sassy: Bedtime for Baby Wheels on the Bus Little Gardener My First Songs I Love My Mommy Because Where’s Ellie I Love You, Spot Baby! Talk! Look Look! Baby Sounds ONE YEAR OLDS Corduroy’s Shapes Oliver’s Tree Little Sleepy Head Night-Night Forrest Friends I Love My Daddy Because ABC Look at Me Littles & How They Grow Little Poems for Tiny Ears Sassy: Baby’s First Words Sassy: Let’s Count Good Night Gorilla Llama, Llama Red Pajama TWO YEAR OLDS Following Papa’s Song One Leaf, Two Leaves Count with Me I Am A Rainbow The Bug Book +I Hear a Pickle Maple Hueys: What’s the Opposite? If I Were a Kangaroo Little Owl’s Night Jake at Gymnastics Little Excavator Baking Day at Grandma’s THREE YEAR OLDS Gingerbread Man Loose on the Firetruck I Just Want to Say Goodnight Pass It On Max & the Tagalong Moon Truck Stop Philomena’s New Glasses Pretend Goodnight Numbers Chimpanzee for Tea Read to Tiger The Giant Jumparee The Snowy Day FOUR YEAR OLDS Excellent Ed Peace is an Offering Otis & the Kittens Lion Lessons The Ring Bearer Lily’s Cat Mask Pup & Bear The First Strawberries Miss Maple’s Seeds Ten Thank-You Letters Bunny’s Book Club FIVE YEAR OLDS Last Stop on Market Street Tale of Peter Rabbit Owl Moon As an Oak Tree Grows Hooray, a Piñata Tarra & Bella The Gruffalo Blue Sky White Stars Brother Eagle Sister Sky Violet the Pilot Fly Butterfly

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