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

Cant go wrong with Baby Einstein. All 3 of my kids love them all!

This dvd is entertaining enough that my 8 month old watches it. He loves the puppets and laughs at them. However, for the rest of the family, viewing this dvd can be painful. This is due to the so-called poems which introduce the colors. Green slithers in to make me cool? Purple makes me want to paint my face? Whatever happened to comparing colors to things children recognize like frogs and grapes? The dvd would be 5 star if not for the sad attempt at poetry. If you can bear to listen to annoyingly bad poetry every few minutes, I recommend this dvd. After all, it is for the kids not us.

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.

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.

My son is now 1 year and 11 month old, from his very early time, about 3~4 month old, we began to introduce Baby Einstein series to him. He could not without the shows later, averagely watch 3~4 hrs per day. Now he is nearly two years old, but could not even speak out 6~8 words, much late than my friends son (the same age), my brothers daughter and my sisters son (compare them at the same age). I become to suspect if the Baby Einstein shows do benifit younger babies. The shows seldom speak, mostly music or silence. I really regret that my son spend too much (one and half year) on Baby Einstein. listein to me, talk with you baby, NOT let the Baby Einstein do that.

Wont play on a computer or xbox.

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...

Once again, this is a fantastic Baby Einstein video. I am so impressed by the many educational features of this video. My baby loves it!!!!

Im a big fan of Van Goghs work so it was exciting for me to introduce this Baby Einstein DVD to my 11 month old daughter. She loves all the Baby Einstein DVDs and this one is no exception. The puppets are her favorite and they appear often. As an adult, I love the poems, seeing van Goghs work, the music (Ravels Bolero) and the sheer joy it provides me daughter.

My daughter LOVES Baby Einstein and shes learning while watching, which is definitely a plus!