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

When I first watched this video with my son he was 4 months old. I honestly didnt get what was so great about them, but Im not the target audience. The older my son gets the more he loves this video. He will stop what hes doing if he hears the music. He has several Baby Einstein videos and this is by far his favorite. I also tried the Fisher-Price videos (theyre cheaper) but hes not interested in them at all. Ive started buying this as a gift for all my pregnant friends - I suggest you do the same!

My nephew Colby has just fallen in love with these DVDs - highly recommended!

Both I and my daughter love this video. She is 14 months old, and if it werent for this video, I wouldnt get the kitchen clean. Now we are going to buy 2 more Einstein videos.

Brand New Product for less than half the price, and my daughter loves it!!!

My son loves this movie! Hed watch it all day if I let him!

So I hated the mozart, neighborhood animals, world animals and bach, my daughter likes them though. I found the production, music and puppets to be really cheap. I grew up with sesame street, those puppets arent cheap and its the best! But this is about my daughter who likes these things... The puppet in this is the best looking one Ive seen.It also paints throughout the dvd which I like better than the stupid skits that are in the others. This is a fantastic dvd to introduce your babe to fine art. The music is rather cheap sounding so I suggest you go and spend 5.00 on a classical greatest hits and play it sometime during the day. Also go to the online auction and get about 10-15 brand new baby einstein dvds for 35.00. You know the place e bay.

My baby loves this Baby Einstein among his top 5 fav Baby Einstein dvds!

We have quite the collection of Baby Einstein DVDs and this one does not disappoint. It has lots of puppets, which my 16 month LOVES. The only downfall is it is very short. . . .only about 25 minutes of actual video time. The newer Baby Einsteins are very disappointing. . . mostly animation which does not hold my little boys attention. Van Gogh though has the original charm of the first Baby Einsteins. A great addition to your DVD collection.

We have a number of the Baby Einstein videos in our home, but Baby Van Gogh is our hands-down favorite. There are a number of segments on each of the basic colors, showing toys and nature photography that feature those colors. There are children also illustrating the colors (a little girl holding a lemon, boys holding a blue umbrella, etc.). Some of the other Baby Einstein videos feature only girls in live-action shots, but Baby Van Gogh has an even mix of boys and girls. I doubt my son really cares one way or the other, but I liked that aspect. The music featured in this video/DVD is also impressive. There are selections from some classical favorites like the William Tell Overture or Bolero. Its nice to have some variety, as opposed to an entire video of Bach or Mozart. Another thing that impressed me about this video is the artwork they use to further illustrate certain colors. For each color, they have a different painting by Van Gogh (Starry Night for blue, Sunflowers for Orange, and so on). This video brings together so many different aspects and blends them together seamlessly: art, nature, music. At the end of the video, there is also a segment that details the toys shown throughout the program and their manufacturer. So in case youre impressed with any of the items featured, you can buy them for yourself. Truly, this video more than any other provides a complete Baby Einstein experience. Its sure to be a favorite in any home.

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