Yes, some libraries offer Yoto cards for borrowing! Yoto cards are special cards that play stories, music, and educational content when used with a Yoto player, which is a device designed for kids. **Here’s how it works:** 1. **Check Your Library:** Not all libraries have Yoto cards, but many are starting to include them in their collections. Visit your local library’s website or call them to ask if they offer Yoto cards for borrowing. 2. **Borrowing:** If your library has Yoto cards, you can borrow them just like you would books or other media. Some libraries might also lend the Yoto player device itself. 3. **Using the Cards:** Once you have the Yoto player and cards, simply insert a card into the player, and it will start playing the content on the card. It’s a fun and easy way for kids to enjoy stories and music. 4. **Returning:** After use, return the Yoto cards and player to the library by the due date. Make sure to take good care of them so others can enjoy them too! **Tips:** - **Library Events:** Some libraries host special Yoto storytime sessions where kids can listen to stories together. - **Membership:** If you’re not already a member, you might need to sign up for a library card to borrow Yoto cards and other materials. - **Alternative Options:** If your library doesn’t have Yoto cards, ask if they can suggest similar resources or if they might consider adding them in the future. Enjoy listening and exploring with Yoto cards from your library!