A pleasant story about first steps with an educational opportunity for counting. The illustrations are big and appealing. I wasn't so keen on grey text but liked everything else about the book.

It is another book for babies, in this we see how they start to walk, and how their parents are there.
Cutest designs, very appealing to the youngest.

I was given early access to an e-book ARC of Step by Step by Guido Van Genechten provided by #ClavisPublishing via #NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

This cute Board Book was a quick and enjoyable for babies and toddlers on their journey to standing and walking on their own. The pictures were bright and encouraging.. I gave it a 4 star due to me feeling the wording could have flowed a bit better.

The book was a little out of order when I got it but after piecing it together it was very cute. I would buy for my 10 month old.

With several animals showing toddlers how it takes time, falls, and standing back up, as they learn to walk kiddos will love to read this storybook with lots of giggles.

Baby's first steps for parents is a milestone and a gateway. This sweet picture board book can encourage you and your baby in those first steps. With baby animals as they take their first steps. Some are unsure and some don't know where to start. Babies will love the colorful animals and parents will love reading to their little ones on the joy of taking those first step.

A special thank you to Clavis Publishing and Netgalley for the ARC and the opportunity to post an honest review.

Step by Step by Guido Van Genechten is a delightful book for young babies and younger children. The illustrations are simple with great contrast to engage a little ones attention. A variety of animals are shown trying to take their first steps in a clever manner. The theme of endurance and not giving up is also prevalent throughout the book. Each page has a simple text that will allow for a shorter attention span to focus and then find the joy in turning the page to the next. I especially loved how all illustrations were unified by similar large eyes. It provided continuity and my young son loved this book I think in large part due to the illustrations. The encouragement of needing a little help from a parent being acceptable at times was also a sweet theme found throughout the book.

I was provided a free review copy of this book by Net Galley in exchange for my honest review. The opinions shared are my own.

This is an adorable book about learning how to stand up and take one’s first steps! The illustrations are colorful and friendly, and the writing is fun and encouraging. Featuring all variations of animals, this book will be sure to be a kid favorite, time and again!

Thank you to NetGalley, the author, and publisher for an electronic copy in exchange for my honest review.

While I enjoyed the premise and the illustrations I did not enjoy the word placement on the page. I especially got tripped up on the penguin page. Overall it is a cute story about learning to walk.

This is too stinking cute! I absolutely loved the illustrations and think it would be a perfect gift for any parents who have a toddling little one in their future.

Thank you to Net Galley and Clavis Publishing for this advanced copy which I received in return for an honest review.

My toddler thinks this book is just about the cutest thing she's ever read. She is already a walked but the adorable penguin made this one a must-read to her, and sure enough, she just loves it! Books with animals, doing and learning skills that she knows are always a huge hit here at our house, and I cannot say enough good things about these adorable words and illustrations.

An adorable board lesson on getting back up again, I highly recommend this one for all your toddlers!

A sweet little story using cute baby animals that coaches children on how to stand up and take their first step. But also tells them it's okay if they fall.

A cute and short story that is perfect for little ones. The illustrations are darling and would help keep their attention. Great for toddlers.

This was such a fun and unique picture book! This board book goes step by step showing a little one the process of taking your first steps! The illustrations are vibrant and very well done! This would make a wonderful first birthday gift!

Thank you Guido Van Genechten, Clavis publishing and Netgalley for the complimentary book in exchange for an honest review

This had such a cute illustration style, and the animals will definitely be a hit for young kids. There wasn’t much rhythm to the writing style, so there wasn’t an easy flow between pages and especially the ending.

A cute, short story that is the perfect length for little ones that may be learning to take their first steps. Each attempt in the book is met with reassuring love.

This is such a sweet little book! The pictures are adorable and I love the loving, sweet tone of voice. I would love to read this to a little one who is learning to stand or walk. It is an adorable book and I would recommend it to any parent. I received a free copy of this book from netgalley and the publisher in exchange for my honest review.

***I received an uncorrected proof of this ebook from netgalley in exchange for an honest review***

Sweet little book about learning to walk. Filled with bright and fun illustrations. Perfect for "baby's first library"!

I thought that this was a lovely little book!

It was easy to read and the illustrations are lovely.

A great first book to read with a young one and a great board book

Highly recommended – 4 stars from me for this one!

I was granted complimentary access to an eARC of Step by Step by the publisher through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

Step by Step is a cute toddler age picture book about baby animals (and eventually a human toddler) all learning to stand and take their first steps. An off-page voice, presumably the parent, is offering guidance and encouragement. The illustrations are adorable and very colourful, and should hold a toddler's attention well.

(Now please excuse me while I go listen to some New Kids on the Block to get this earworm out of my brain...)