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

My 3 month old baby loves this movie. She kicks her legs, coos, and gurgles at the tv. So far this is our favorite Baby Einstein movie. The music is wonderful, the use of colors is captivating - especially the ties to Van Goghs art. Unlike some of the other movies, this one features people and puppets. Its a wonderful way to begin teaching your baby about colors.

My son has loved this video since we got it when he was 9 months old. I just purchased the DVD for the car, in part because I am sure were going to wear out the video any day now! The puppets are really cute and amusing. Yeah, the poetry isnt Shakespeare, but my son smiles through it. He loves watching the children in this video and I love seeing him laugh out loud at the silliness of it all.

I love many of Baby Einsteins products. I have two other videos, a saucer/bouncy chair, and several books by Baby Einstein, and I LOVE them. I wanted to get more Baby Einstein videos for my almost one-year-old so she wouldnt be watching the same ones over and over. Well, this one was a disappointment for me. The kicker is that it seems to be the highest rated of the Baby Einstein videos! Did you even watch it?? My main issue, was the speech sound quality. The music was perfect, and the music volume was great, but when they actually talked, I couldnt hear them well enough to understand any of it. I thought I was going deaf! They punctuated the video with bits of poetry about each color, but whats the point of that if you cant even hear it? It sounds like they recorded the speech on an old cassette tape in a bathroom! To be fair, here are the pros and cons of the video: Negatives: -Vocal recording quality is poor, at best -The puppetry was rough, and inexpressive compared their usual high quality of work -Obnoxious 80s-ish sound effects with no apparent purpose Positives: -Beautiful classical music -Cute and interesting video montages Id like to note that the positives are true of the GOOD Baby Einstein videos as well, but the negatives are not. I highly recommend My First Signs and First Words: Around the House. I hope to find more of the good ones, but Im honestly scared to put any more money into the search!

I am amazed at how much my Son loves this video. It captures his attention and can be very soothing at the same time. I highly recommend this product.

yeah..dont use this guy. He charges your credit card, then never sends it, then never responds to your messages regarding your purchase. Would have loved to have rated this, but never got it..or a credit back on my card...

As with all these videos, they are meant for the parents to interact with the children as they watch it. My 2 year olds ask for it by name and have known their colors quite some time now (they started watching this at 6 months). They still get a kick out of the video and enjoy different aspects of it at different ages. The best for me is the music. I can have it on and never tire of it.

My 20-month old grandson is mesmerized by this DVD & learned the colors quickly.

This is just terrific for children ages 2 months to 3 years old! I purchased this, along with a number of other Baby Einstein DVDs, when my grandson was 2 months old. It immediately became his favorite! With the music, the child actors and the variety of colorful things going on it entranced him. Now that he is almost 2 he is still enjoying it only now he is learning his colors. He never tires of it and constantly asks for TV colors! When it ends he says More, please. What more can you ask for in a video?

Thank you for your honesty and a wonderful product for my baby girl

By far the most entertaining of all the Baby Einstien videos that we own. My son has like this video since he got it when he was 6 months old and he is now 15 months old. The video is educational, it teaches colors and associates the colors with real life objects. Also the music the video is set to really has turned my son on to classical music which is wonderful. At least I feel better showing him this video than showing some of the other videos out there that are less educational and more mindless tv.