Baby Einstein - Baby Van Gogh - World of Colors [DVD]

I was expecting it to be closer to 30 minutes than 20, and they only went through 6 colors. Its definitely not the best Baby Einstein dvd. My kids seem to enjoy the animal ones better. The puppet shows and songs are their favorite parts, but this one doesnt have as much of that.

I bought this DVD for my grandaughter who is nine months old. She really loves it! My daughter said it is the best of the ones she already has.

I think the Baby Einstein products are amazing. Why not start early letting your children watch and listen to something very worthwhile. My three year old grandson has graduated to Little Einstein and now sings all the classical melodies.

I have a toddler and babysit an infant and they both love it. My son loves the music and bright colors. When I put this movie in for him, he gets so excited that he shakes and laughs. By watching this video hes learned the colors it features. The baby is very attacted to the color, movements, and music. If either of them are being fussy, I can put this movie in and they will quiet down and watch. I love the fact that is also introduces them to fine art. I also have a 6 year and two 11 year olds who will watch it as well, though, the two 11 year olds wouldnt want to admit that they watch it.

Baby Einstein DVD Discovering Shapes was such a hit with my grandchildren I purchased the Baby Einstein Baby Van Gogh In this DVD Vincent Van Goat, a blue artist goat puppet paints a Van Gogh masterpiece to represent each color. The children love the puppets, the music and the pace of the story as it presented. The length of the film is also timed just perfect for little ones and it keeps their attention during the whole film. I highly recommend this series, Baby Einstein to all parents and grandparents!

great dvd

The DVD has many useless presentations and little net content

I got this for my 14 month old boy and he enjoys watching it!

As advertised

This is an very good DVD, and you can read the other reviews to find out why. But I give it 4 stars because I find it objectionable that they subject the viewer--in this case, a baby!--to so much advertising and branding. Their corporate logo stays on the screen repeatedly, for a very long time...quite a bit longer than any of the van Gogh paintings!!! Another weak point of this DVD is that the lovely classical music is reproduced on a synthesizer. If they really cared about introducing children to classical music in the best way, they would have licensed recordings of the worlds great orchestras and soloists to use as their soundtrack. Not that all the music would have to be orchestral, but synthesizer has its limitations, esp. with a piece like Bolero that sounds terrific played by an orchestra. Also, every couple of minutes they present a couple of hyperactive oddly-colored snowmen accompanied by frenetic music. I make a point of fast-forwarding through this...I find these intruders rather annoying and dont understand why the producers included them, except to bend to some kind of marketing research that they had to include some hyper music. A final quibble: as they introduce each color, they include a little poem about the color. However the sound volume of the poem is considerably lower than the music that preceded it. In short, we cant hear it unless we turn up the volume for every poem, and then turn it down when the program continues.