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''Let’s Go, Baby-o!'' is quite unlike any other baby or toddler book I’ve come across before. That’s saying something as the local librarian has used a lot of ink stamping my baby-o’s Sure Start reading passport. There’s a bit of everything in here. There’s rhythm and rhyme. There’s movement and drama. There are striking illustrations and an opportunity to practice counting. '''Let’s Go Baby-o!''' is a book of multiple dimensions. The repetition of alternating window gazing and wild dancing, is a comforting anchor point but outside the scene is changing, a mild drama unfolds. How will this inspire movement and rhyme? How will baby and cousin dance together? Look right there! Is that another toy of baby’s sneaking in to peep out too? Let’s count them and name them and watch them dance. There’s an educational message for mum or dad too. Every house has a window. Every parent can find a rhyme. Every baby wants to communicate and learn about their world. '''Let’s Go Baby-o!''' is not an end in itself, it’s intended to enrich parent-child interaction, so the reader can begin their own rhyming, rhythmic journey.