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Baby Einstein: Lullaby Classics

from: Buena Vista

March 16, 2004
We always play this cd during the evening routine, just right before the baby's falling asleep and he really likes it. The light tunes are really efficient for this purpose. It is a mixture of songs from the big classics like Mozart, Vivaldi, Bach, Debussy. Worth the money!

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25 Classical Favorites

from: Vox (Classical)

January 23, 1996
Bought this product for my grandchild to introduce him to classical music. It was perfect. Thanks

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The Mozart Effect: Music For Babies: Nighty Night

from: Children's Group

September 05, 2000
My 1-1/2 year old loves this record. It relaxes her and helps her rest and for some reason she seems to respond to this record more than some of the other relaxation records that I have.

I often find myself nodding off with her in my arms as I play this for her, so it also works for those of us who are a bit older also.

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Mozart for Mothers-To-Be: Tender Lullabies for Mother and Child

from: Philips

April 09, 1996
I received this CD as a gift when I was pregnant with my first child. She is now the oldest of three and is now eleven years old. I played this CD every week throughout my pregnancy. I found it very comforting during a period of my life that seemed like a roller coaster ride. Then when she was born, I played it during a time that I was not feeling well, and I saw my baby daughter turn towards the speaker. I realized that she recognized it and made me feel so good to know that she had a sharp sense of hearing. As a new mom, I was filled with anxieties and with one less was a ray of sunlight for me. Great gift for all mommies to be!

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25 Mozart Favorites

from: Vox (Classical)

August 20, 1996
This CD is brand new and -- YAY -- didn't arrive with cracks in the case! Very happy with this purchase.

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The Most Soothing Lullabies In The Universe

from: Denon Records

April 06, 2004
Lovely and relaxing music to rock a baby. Even if you don't have a baby to rock it is soothing.

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Out Of Africa: Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack

from: Mca

October 25, 1990
I was lucky enough to actually safari in Africa in the late 80's. With this CD I can close my eyes and remember the wonderful journey. Of course the movie provided visual benefits as well.

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Beethoven's Wig: Sing Along Symphonies

by: Beethoven's Wig

March 05, 2002
The first time I sampled this, I thought it was a bit 'corny' but I still bought it because of the very many recommendations it received.

I did not regret my decision because after hearing the whole album with my kids, I was just delighted to see them respond to each song so well so much so that after a few days of listening to it, they can already sing the lyrics. Hearing them hum the tunes while playing always brings a smile to my face.

Anything to make kids genuinely appreciate the beauty and finer things in life that many regrettably ignore now, I'm all for it. As with food, kids will lap up whatever their parents introduce to them. So this is good for starters alongside with the Classical Kids series.

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Baby Einstein: Baby Mozart

from: Buena Vista

May 07, 2002
I am so glad to add Baby Mozart to my Baby Einstein collection. I listen to this CD and my Baby Bach daily. A must have for your little one.

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Andrea Bocelli - Sacred Arias / Myung-Whun Chung

by: George Frideric Handel, Giulio Caccini, Charles Gounod, Franz Schubert, Cesar Franck, Gioachino Rossini, Giuseppe Verdi, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Richard Wagner, Pietro Mascagni, Louis Niedermeyer, Franz Xaver Gruber, John Francis Wade, Jean-Paul Lecot, Myung-Whun Chung, Andrea Bocelli

November 09, 1999
from start to finish a wonderfuly dismal and solemn collection of religious arias. Best suited at a funeral or during a serious session of misanthropy and introflection. A definate must have for serious opera fans!!!!!