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Baby Steps

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Baby Steps - to make progress very slowly; to take small steps to achieve a goal

• I know it is hard to get divorced, but just take baby steps.
• I have a long way, until I can speak English fluently, but everyday I take baby steps.
• When we have a big challenge, we need to take baby steps at the beginning.
• My friends and I had a big fight, now we need to take baby steps to improve our relationship.
• When something is very hard our teacher tells us to take baby steps at first.
• My brother is afraid of rock climbing. I told him to take baby steps.

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