Baby Mozart Video + Baby Mozart CD (DVD)

Newest Review: ... Einstein DVDs a wonderful way to keep toddlers occupied for a few minutes whilst I was on the sofa feeding the baby. The ... more

... music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is played throughout the DVD. It is very soothing and the Baby Einstein company have compiled special 'child friendly' versions. There is a list in the DVD case describing which pieces are played during the DVD and we have since moved our children on to the full 'grown-up versions'. It's a lovely introduction to classical music and one that I would recommend for very young babies. For babies over 18 months old I would go for one of the other Baby Einsteins such as Baby Van Gogh [which is ...more

Price Comparison for Baby Mozart Video + Baby Mozart CD (DVD)

	Baby Mozart [2000] (Region 1) (NTSC) [DVD][US Import] It's called "the Mozart Effect", the notion that exposing youngst ... Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45	£ 2.70
	Baby Mozart [DVD] [2000] [Region 1] [USImport] [NTSC] Release Date: 2008 - 09 - 09, Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45	£ 8.43
	Baby Genius: Mozart & Friends [DVD] [1999][Region 1] [US Import] ... Release Date: 2003 - 02 - 04, Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45	£ 4.99

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Baby Mozart Video + Baby Mozart CD (DVD): Don't Expect Miracles! (475 words)
by - written on 16/09/08 (Very useful, 106 readings)
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The Baby Einstein company was begun by a mother called Julie Aigner-Clark - she must be absolutely loaded by now! The company now produces toys, books, CDs and Discovery cards as well as numerous DVDs. The idea behind this DVD is that it's something that really small babies will enjoy and will be stimulated by [if you're expecting this to turn your 4 month old into a genius you will be sadly disappointed, they'll still just lie there on the playmate dribbling, no matter how many times you put this on!] I have three children with 18 months between each so I found the Baby Einstein DVDs a wonderful way to keep toddlers occupied for a few minutes ... Read the complete review

Baby food for the brain? (687 words)
by - written on 16/01/05 (Very useful, 430 readings)
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It’s become somewhat of a middle-class cliché to suggest that Mozart’s music aids a baby’s development. And when you are subjected to the nauseating ramblings of Julie Clark, founder of the Baby Einstein Company, you may well think you have joined a bizarre cult for the Reprogramming of Children. In the absence of the opportunity to throttle Ms Clark through your TV set, you may feel inspired to throw the baby monitor through the TV set instead. However given a few plays of Baby Mozart, you will still the need to kick Ms Clark, but for a different reason; that you didn’t have the idea yourself. Researchers have demonstrated what every parent already ... Read the complete review

Baby Mozart Video + Baby Mozart CD (DVD): A Parent's Best Friend! (320 words)
by - written on 03/05/02 (Useful, 183 readings)
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Mummy and Daddy bought me this as a present when I was only 6 weeks old and its my favourite thing. I get to watch it every day, but I haven't got bored of it yet and I'm just over 4 months old now. There are lots of images of things that I really like such as toys, train sets, candles and puppets (the snake that goes 'Blurgh' is my favourite - he makes me laugh everytime). I know when its Mozart time as I recognise the start of the video and I can't contain my excitment and my arms and legs go everywhere. It keeps me entertained for a full 25 minutes and Mummy's so kind that she lets me watch the credits as well as I ... Read the complete review

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