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

I cant believe he likes these being so young, but he does. At two months old, he loves the different colors and stares at the TV the whole time. This one is really good. I sit with him and guide him a little, but he seems to respond to the colors and the music. This one is very musical. It has some talking in it too. I like the poems and, being an artist, I love how they use the VanGogh paintings to complement the color they are demonstrating.

My twins loved it.

Paintings, music, live action, and puppet shows. We truly use this as an education tool (as we do many Baby Einstein videos). We watch this in the afternoon and follow it up with books on colors later. Lots of vivid colors on dark backgrounds so it is not overly bright and hard on the eyes.

my 6 month old loved to watch baby motzart so i ordered this one as well, and he loves it just as much. i actually like it too-- really nice colors and music.

as much as baby loved it, I really couldnt justify allowing her to watch it more than a few times. After a child gets the idea of colors (which doesnt take too long, really), this is pure entertainment and actually king of mind-numbing (or should i say baby-dumbing). better picks are Trebellina (music dvd for babies), Muzzy (language dvd for baby) or even a brainy baby.

This was my grandchildrens favorite video. They know all of Picassos painting featured in the DVD.

Given as a gift

My family is in love with baby eintstein! my kids still love it and it was brand new in plastic.

My daughter (15 months) literally laughs out loud at some of the scenes in this DVD. She held her belly and laughed hysterically for one scene in particular (the popping of the balloons). We have a few of the other Baby Einstein videos, but mom and dad love this one due to our daughters laughter - we can listen to her laugh all day and night. She also loves the music and the bright colors, as well as Vincent Van Goat! We highly recommend.

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.