Baby Einstein Gift Pack Volume 1 (Baby Bach/Baby Newton/Baby Einstein/Baby Shakespeare) |  | Studio: WALT DISNEY VIDEO
List Price: $69.96
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Rating:  reviews
Format: Animated, Color, DVD, NTSC
Language: English (Original Language)
Rating: G (General Audience)
Region: 1
Discs: 4
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Running Time: 484 Minutes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.1
Dimensions (in): 7.6 x 5.5 x 2.5
MPN: 2861403
UPC: 786936203882
EAN: 0786936203882
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Customer Reviews:
 Best video series I have found April 16, 2003
L. Thomas (Arlington, TX United States)
16 out of 16 found this review helpful
I have purchased several of the video series. Baby Genius and Bee Smart are pretty good. I also having the Signing Time videos. While I love Signing Time, my son is not quite into it yet. None of them keep my 7 month old fascinated like the Baby Einstein series. I have the language skills, bach, Mozart, and Beethoven. Doolittle is a little disappointing. I have not purchased Newton yet, and may not, due to reading of the reviews. But, in comparison to the other series out there, Baby Einstein is the top. I still use the other videos, because they seem to provide more direct education. Yet, I have to work harder to keep my son's attention with the other videos. Just today, my son was getting fussy and would not soothe. I turned on baby Mozart and he has not made a peep. I may not get him to sleep anytime soon, though.
Mother Approved! June 6, 2002
the brisebois (South Carolina)
35 out of 40 found this review helpful
Our son is almost 8 months old and when we put one of the videos in, no matter where he is in the house he comes to watch. The colors and sounds has captured his attention and we can sit with him to learn. We are so happy for your products. Thank you for helping new parents find a way to connect.
GREAT VIDEOS! BEST BABY VIDEO BUY EVER!! May 1, 2003
Denisse Santos (nj)
12 out of 12 found this review helpful
I bought them when my baby was 5-6 mo. She loved a little bit them by then, especially baby newton. Her interest for the videos has kept growing, she is 13 mo now and she LOVES these videos, she pays lots of attention to each and every thing she watches. My baby has never had a pacifier into her mouth, but these videos have definetely been her pacifier all this time.
I can't explain the emotion she feels when she watches me inserting the videocassette for her, she claps her hands, sings, dances, etc!
The only video that she doesn't watch is baby einstein, I think it's a little bit boring for her, and has always been. But for my overall experience, these videos deserve an A+++. My money was very well spent.
Thank you, Julie Clark! August 6, 2002
etacb (Melrose, MA United States)
14 out of 15 found this review helpful
I have 3 children under the age of two (a toddler, and twin infants), and they all become hypnotized when we put in any of the Baby Einstein videos. That is, hypnotized in a good way, really! Before we purchased this video set, I don't think I ate a single dinner without one of the twins in my arms since the day they came home from the hospital. Crying children become happy little couch spuds when they hear the tinkly intro music to these videos. And best of all, my little boy, who is not quite two, can recite the entire alphabet, count to 30, knows all his colors and shapes, and has a great vocabulary, in part because of the personal attention he gets from us, but also due to his enjoyment of these videos. The music is beautiful, the images are adorable and familiar to babies, and the spoken parts (the language and poetry segments) are very calming. My kids love these videos and so do my husband and I.
Baby Einstein = Brain Development December 15, 2002
docramos (San Antono, TX USA)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
My Daughter is now 14 months old. I started buying the baby einstein series for her when she was 6 months old. For some reason these videos capture her attention very well. Is it the music? Is it the puppets? Is it the toys in constant motion? I don't know. But my daughter appreciates the classical music and now dances to it and hums along. She anticipates certain songs and sounds associated with the various items/animals on the videos/dvds. Is she learning? You bet she is.
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