We're Going to the Doctor: With helpful tips for visiting the doctor for the first time (Campbell Big Steps, 5)

This really helped our toddler with her first few trips to the doctor. Great little book.

It's a great help for kids who are about to go to the doctor. We got the dentist one too. They're made of hard board, but I'd say they're not as tough as I'd like with my sensory kiddo tearing in no time. Pictures and moving parts keeps them interested.

That book helped My 2 years old son to get over his fear for doctors . Highly recommended

My great nephew loves this book, infact he loves the whole series. It is his go to series of books at bedtime

Not many pages but nice

Absolutely brilliant book, gives a great understanding of what happens at the doctors

Very good book, helped my little one to get ready for our first visit to gp.

My 2 year old daughter loves the Campbell Big Steps books!

Kitap cok guzel fakat bu serinin bir sorunu var bence oda hareketli kisimlarinin bildigimiz incr kartondan yapilmis olmasi. Benim bebegim 2 yasinda, hemen yirtilabiliyor biraz hangi yone cevirecegini yada kaldiracagini henuz kesfetmemisse. Bunun haricinde kitabin icerigi cok guzel. Belki 3 yas ve ustu cocuklar icin daha uygun olacaktir.

Perfect book to help our babies understand what happens at the doctor, we used this so much to talk about doctors and appointments with our little babies. They even wanted to take it to the doctors to show them

My daughter loved this book. It’s engaging and encouraged her to ask questions about going to the doctor.

Very great, educational book. Helped my toddler learn what to expect from a doc appointment. Imitating is a great way of learning. Highly recommend this!

Bought this to prepare my 3yo for the upcoming check-up and am utterly disappointed. The story takes two kids to the doctor's, one for a check-up along with an injection, one for a cold. The storyline is very simplified and scattered, it confused more than it helped. The check-up is not explained at all, the chile is measured and gets his injection - why, how etc. is not explored at all. The other child is simply prescribed medicine. It just doesn't make any sense and definitely doesn't help prepare a child for a doctor's visit. Two stars still because the illustrations are nice and I like the depicted diversity, e.g. the doctor is a black woman. Other than that, would not recommend the book.