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600 E 61st St

Chicago, IL 60637

+1 (773) 280-5613

http://hellobabychgo.org

HelloBaby is the nation's first and only free-standing, free-of-charge drop-in play space for babies, toddlers, and their caregivers, located in Chicago, IL. They support, empower, and inspire families raising young children in underserved neighborhoods, providing a safe and engaging environment for play and learning.

HelloBaby offers open play every day from 9 am to 4 pm, allowing families to enjoy quality time together without any cost. They also host various programs and classes, such as interactive story hours, movement dance classes, and exploring sign language, to further enrich the experiences of children and their caregivers.

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