Baby Steps

Baby Steps: PS5 trophy and platinum guide

Baby Steps

PS5

Baby Steps turns delivering an object into a balance and route-memory challenge. Reaching the summit is not enough: the cup, keys, vase and other favours require diversions while counters demand less wasted movement. Learn a stable path before carrying its object. Separating initial exploration from restricted attempts prevents a lengthy side search consuming your step margin or compromising a run started for another purpose.

PS5 base-game platinum roadmap; separate console trophy stacks are retained where available.

  • Required difficulty: Difficulty comes from movement precision and challenges rather than a required Hard mode.
  • Missable trophies: Deliveries, time and step counting need planning; a mistake can cost substantial repetition.
  • Online: Requirements are offline single-player.

Study surfaces before carrying objects

Learn the space each step needs and when your footing is genuinely stable. Use recognisable landmarks to compare direct routes with longer, less exposed ones. A fall sending you far below may cost more time than the entire safer diversion. Avoid turning every movement after a stumble into a desperate recovery attempt; first restore controllable footing, then resume the route.

  • Rehearse the path without an object before a delicate delivery.

Return the cup to the Firetower

World’s Best Dad’s cup is in the carnival area. Find the cup sign and prepare for its narrow retrieval. Once carrying it, do not mistake a clearly visible tower for a safe direct approach. The route through the candle-shaped checkpoint provides a useful landmark toward the Firetower. Check that you still have the object before advancing rather than leaving it behind a ledge.

  • Follow safe landmarks rather than the shortest line to the tower.

Treat the vase as an error-free delivery

Most Careful Person requires the vase to arrive unbroken; locating the owner and object is not completion. Memorise narrow sections before carrying it with repeatable steps. If it breaks, determine how to obtain a valid replacement before continuing automatically. Record recipients and pickup locations for keys and other favours so an already-found item is not confused with a still-unfinished delivery.

  • Verify the vase is intact rather than merely present at the destination.

Retrieve the pedometer early

The pedometer can be found early near the carnival and Ferris wheel. A fallen ride chair and nearby rock help identify its location. Look for the interaction because the small object is easily overlooked. Most Economical asks for fewer than ten thousand measured steps. Prepare a familiar route and reduce falls rather than combining this attempt with every unexplored delivery diversion.

  • Check the device and counter during the dedicated run.

Separate the gym record and remaining challenges

The Greatest concerns the designer’s gym time, so practise that specific route rather than comparing overall mountain time. Most Punctual Person is also a timing goal distinct from step count: an economical run is not automatically fast enough. Keep a checklist of outstanding favours and challenges, including hidden goals, and give each attempt its own criterion. An unstable shortcut may be entertaining practice but a poor plan for a fragile delivery.

  • Separate the gym record, overall time and pedometer.

Trophies to watch

World's Best Dad

Return the favorite cup to the World's Best Dad

Retrieve the carnival cup and use a safe Firetower route.

Most Careful Person

Returned the most careful person's vase without breaking it.

The vase must be returned unbroken.

Most Economical

Measured less than ten thousand steps on the pedometer.

Retrieve the pedometer early and plan fewer than ten thousand steps.

The Greatest

Beat the designer's time in the gym.

Practise the gym route to beat the designer’s time.

Frequently asked questions

Does finding the vase award its trophy?

No. It must be returned unbroken. Learn the route first and check its condition after sections likely to cause a fall.

Is the pedometer only available near the end?

No. It can be found early near the Ferris wheel, avoiding a lengthy return once you decide to attempt the step-count challenge.

Does a sub-ten-thousand-step run finish every timing challenge?

No. Steps, time and the gym record are different criteria. Prepare and verify each rather than expecting every award from one result.

Sources

Trophy lists

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