Um Passo de Cada Vez

Wow, Logan's first time acting and he hit it out of the ballpark. A must see with the family. Can't wait until the second season.

In this day and age this is a really nice family series and how people with disability handles it in the public world.

Please watch and spread the word. The series is light with lots of comedy! What a powerful ending. My favorite episode is clubs and the dance. Great casting. Thank you for showing a series with disabilities.

If you are looking for a family friendly show- this is it. It is also appealing to adults with the clever writing and relatable themes. The actors are all talent in their own right but they are strong as an ensemble.

Logan is a natural talent! We were amazed to find out this was Logan's first time acting. He carried the show on his shoulders like a pro. I hope more actors with disabilities get cast in all roles. The story was based on a true story which is even more inspiring. This is based on the childhood of Josh Sundquist. He honors homeschool and public school in this series.

The cast was fantastic and the storylines were clever and relatable. This family friendly show is much needed in this day and age. We have watched some of the episodes multiple times. We hope for a season two!!

Our 3 favorite episodes - Clubs, Halloween and School Dance.

This show is not just for kids! It's an honest look at life! Especially, middle school ! If you have middle school children or grandchildren, they will clearly love this show. Josh is beyond inspiring!! We root for him!!! Hoping for a season 2!!! Episode 10 left me in tears!

This series is based on the life of actor, screenwriter, producer Josh Sondquist. You can hear his story on the podcast "What's Your Limp" hosted by Jordan Walker Ross.). It is the story of a young boy who lost his lower leg and foot to cancer and his adventures of transitioning to public school after having been homeschooled until 6th (?) grade. It depicts friendship and family relationships in a poignant and sometimes humorous way.

Young Josh has an optimism and even confidence that are often challenged. This show depicts the challenges of a disability and how it impacts not only his life, but also the lives of his family members. If you have young children, this would be a great springboard for opening discussions about disabilities. This goodness in this show is a throwback to TV of long ago where there is no snark or edge, but still manages to entertain with high value.

If you don't have young children but enjoy wholesome entertainment, this show is appealing to "kids of all ages". I highly recommend it.

This is just really sweet and perfect for kids and funny enough to keep adults laughing.

I was looking for something to recommend to some kids here in Spain who are learning English. I swear, it wasn't for me. As it turns out, this is so much better than I could have expected, and it had some really good jokes. I just may watch the whole series. Anyone have a problem with that?