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DVD : Baby Einstein - Baby Mozart - Music Festival
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- Get things done!
We received this video as a gift when my oldest daughter was 1 month old. It was a lifesaver, because she would lay on a blanket and watch it for the full half hour while I showered and ate breakfast. All three of my kids have loved it. My baby is 4 months old and has been enjoying Baby Mozart for three months, and is now starting to recognize her favorite parts. After I saw how big a hit this one was, I also bought Baby Bach, but all three of my girls have had the same reaction to that one. They hated it. I turn it on, and baby starts to fuss. I turn it off, turn on Baby Mozart, and presto! Baby's happy and dinner gets cooked. In my opinion, this is the best of the Baby Einsteins. I love playing with my babies, but let's face it, sometimes you need a few minutes to yourself, and this video is the perfect way to get it! A great baby shower gift!
Rating:
- Interesting Reactions
My son is now 6 months old and not quite as interested in this video as when he was 3 month old. We now turn the picture off and let him listen to the music, which is excellent, while he plays. This is one of the more boring videos of the bunch and does not keep my son's attention like the others do.
Rating:
- boring
I purchased Vol. 1 which is a series of 6 Baby Einstein DVDs (Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Neptune, World Animals, Neighborhood Animals)for my baby when she was a newborn. She is now 17 months old, and she has never cared for any of them EXCEPT for the Neighborhood Animals DVD which depicts scenes of familiar animals like cows, horses, cats, dogs, etc. She really loves the part when they sing "Old MacDonald". Baby Mozart is downright boring. I think overall the Baby Einstein series is over-rated. I could put on a better puppet show myself using the toys in my living room. I think a lot of folks, including myself, were intrigued by the catchy "Baby Einstein" name, because we all want to raise little Einsteins. I'm sure the folks at Baby Einstein are laughing all the way to the bank! I haven't seen some of the other titles like Van Gogh, Numbers Nursery, Shakespeare, etc., so I don't know if these are any better, but with all the money i'm out on Vol.1, I won't be giving Baby Einstein another chance. We much prefer the Brainy Baby and Baby's First Impressions (predecessor of the Brainy Baby series) series of products. But, to each his own.
Rating: - Baby Einstein - Baby Mozart - Music Festival
I felt chastened to think I could give a watered-down -sweetened version of Mozart to a baby whoses parents are musicians. Rock musicians at that. And then my classical pianist friend who is also a grandmother said, well what did you expect. This is infant muzak. infants respond to the full richness of the instruments for which the music was written. I have 2 more unopened Baby Einstein CDs. Can I return them?
Rating: - My son truly loves this DVD!!
I started my son with Baby Einstein DVDs since he was 3 months old and he absolutely loves them!! (He's 8 months old now) He especially loves Baby Mozart, not only because he loves to hear the music (he's a real Mozart fan ever since he was in my tummy), but he gets a kick out of the toys and other visual stimulation the DVD has. Compared to Baby Beethovan, Baby Mozart continously keeps his attention. There are some parts of Baby Beethovan DVD that have pictures of animals and my son didn't like that. He'd rather see the animals move than see a picture of them. Hey, that's what books are for, right? He also loves Baby Eistein Language for the same reasons. Very colorful and keeps his attention.
- Get things done!We received this video as a gift when my oldest daughter was 1 month old. It was a lifesaver, because she would lay on a blanket and watch it for the full half hour while I showered and ate breakfast. All three of my kids have loved it. My baby is 4 months old and has been enjoying Baby Mozart for three months, and is now starting to recognize her favorite parts. After I saw how big a hit this one was, I also bought Baby Bach, but all three of my girls have had the same reaction to that one. They hated it. I turn it on, and baby starts to fuss. I turn it off, turn on Baby Mozart, and presto! Baby's happy and dinner gets cooked. In my opinion, this is the best of the Baby Einsteins. I love playing with my babies, but let's face it, sometimes you need a few minutes to yourself, and this video is the perfect way to get it! A great baby shower gift!
Rating:
- Interesting ReactionsMy son is now 6 months old and not quite as interested in this video as when he was 3 month old. We now turn the picture off and let him listen to the music, which is excellent, while he plays. This is one of the more boring videos of the bunch and does not keep my son's attention like the others do.
Rating:
- boringI purchased Vol. 1 which is a series of 6 Baby Einstein DVDs (Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Neptune, World Animals, Neighborhood Animals)for my baby when she was a newborn. She is now 17 months old, and she has never cared for any of them EXCEPT for the Neighborhood Animals DVD which depicts scenes of familiar animals like cows, horses, cats, dogs, etc. She really loves the part when they sing "Old MacDonald". Baby Mozart is downright boring. I think overall the Baby Einstein series is over-rated. I could put on a better puppet show myself using the toys in my living room. I think a lot of folks, including myself, were intrigued by the catchy "Baby Einstein" name, because we all want to raise little Einsteins. I'm sure the folks at Baby Einstein are laughing all the way to the bank! I haven't seen some of the other titles like Van Gogh, Numbers Nursery, Shakespeare, etc., so I don't know if these are any better, but with all the money i'm out on Vol.1, I won't be giving Baby Einstein another chance. We much prefer the Brainy Baby and Baby's First Impressions (predecessor of the Brainy Baby series) series of products. But, to each his own.
Rating:
- Baby Einstein - Baby Mozart - Music FestivalI felt chastened to think I could give a watered-down -sweetened version of Mozart to a baby whoses parents are musicians. Rock musicians at that. And then my classical pianist friend who is also a grandmother said, well what did you expect. This is infant muzak. infants respond to the full richness of the instruments for which the music was written. I have 2 more unopened Baby Einstein CDs. Can I return them?
Rating:
- My son truly loves this DVD!!I started my son with Baby Einstein DVDs since he was 3 months old and he absolutely loves them!! (He's 8 months old now) He especially loves Baby Mozart, not only because he loves to hear the music (he's a real Mozart fan ever since he was in my tummy), but he gets a kick out of the toys and other visual stimulation the DVD has. Compared to Baby Beethovan, Baby Mozart continously keeps his attention. There are some parts of Baby Beethovan DVD that have pictures of animals and my son didn't like that. He'd rather see the animals move than see a picture of them. Hey, that's what books are for, right? He also loves Baby Eistein Language for the same reasons. Very colorful and keeps his attention.