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

We (and Rylees Mom) really dont lijke to have our granddaughter watch TV. However, this is one great video for children 2-4 years. It is exactly as described. My almost three year old granddaughter asks to see it again and again. I dont think you will be disappointed.

This was my sons first video. He loved it from the first time he saw it (at 6 months). Now he is almost 2, but still in love with the baby goat. We have all BABY EINSTEIN videos, but this one is our favorite!

While I hate to admit it, my 8 month old is hooked on Baby Einstein. His favorites are Baby VanGogh, Baby McDonald, Numbers Nursery and Baby Shakespeare--i.e., all the classical puppet format types. Baby VagGogh is a sort-of introduction to colors, and after seeing it dozens of times my baby still smiles at his favorite puppets. Ive researched the BE series thoroughly, and highly recommend these titles. While I am not crazy enough to think the videos will make my little one smarter, I do like that I know what hes seeing, I get a few minutes to shower, cook, etc, and most importantly, he loves them!

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My grandchildren love it!

I have read that there is a study saying that these videos are harmful to a childs development however I have done a study of my own so to speak. My son who is turning 7 next month has been watching these videos since he was a newborn (baby van gogh and galileo are were favorites) and he is doing above average in school. I cant say its due to him watching these videos but I can say they have not harmed my children! My 5 year old also watched these and has been writing letters and spelling out words since he was 2. I think these videos are helpful in teaching children. I wouldnt stick them in front of them all day everyday but they are a good supplement to you teaching your children. I love this video myself, its cute and it doesnt annoy you even when they want to watch it over and over. The little blue goat cracks me up!

We like all of the Baby Einsteins, but this one is our favorite. The classical music selections are really incredible. The art of Van Gogh is presented in a way that is very baby friendly. Probably one of our all time favorite baby einsteins, along with Baby Shakespere.

Both of my kids loved the baby einstein collection and so did I. It started entertaining both my daughter and son at very early ages which gave momy a little break! However they are a little pricey compared to most videos, they really should come down on the price that way more familes can enjoy these movies.

We have many of the Baby Einstein products. My daughter (23 months) really enjoys Baby van Gogh and I like the way it presents the colors. Ive read some reviews where some parents dont like the scenes with the children, but my daughter seems to enjoy them, along with the puppets.

We are a Baby Einstein family, we have several of the DVDs, and as well as Toys, books etc. This is MY favorite DVD in the bunch. The music in this one is fun, and the puppet clips are actually humorous to an adult. The live action sequence are wonderful too, especially the introduction one with toys, animals and other things of every color. (And the annoying kids are kept to a minimum in this one, no corny jokes) That being said... This one wont hold my daughters attention as well as some of the others. Shell watch a bit, and then its off to explore the house! So this is one well put on in the background when we are playing other games, simply for the great music. I dig deeper in to the baby einstein series when I want one to have her watch while I prepare her lunch, or grab some laundry. For older babies, I recommend Baby Neptune or Neighborhood Animals, which are her current favorites. For younger babies, the composer DVDs are like a magic on fussy babies, baby Mozart was an early favorite.