Baby Einstein - Baby Da Vinci - From Head to Toe

My boys love these movies I love the price and it has taught my oldest his body parts I have no complaints amazing condition amazing price happy children

My baby finds the video so boring. He wont sit to watch it because it doesnt have a way to keep his attention. They should have had music cuz those are the only types of videos he likes! If your looking for a good educational movie that keeps your babys attention buy a Barney movie.

Featured in this dvd are eyes, ears, mouth, nose, face, hands and feet. Each segment begins the same way by showing and speaking the word in 3 languages; English, Spanish and French. So for face it is face, la cara, le visage. Then they show all kinds of faces on people, animals, toys, etc. Then the hand of an artist draws a face and then there is a puppet segment. Afterwards they do another body part and it follows the same routine. They sing Head and Shoulders, Knees and Toes. Again, as with the other Baby Einstein dvds I have viewed, I am just not impressed. Its just boring. Baby Neptune, Galileo, Newton & Numbers Nursery are the only ones that Id recommend. Read all of my reviews.

My 19 mos. old grandson is learning body parts thru this dvd. He wants to watch it over & over again.

Came fast and exactly as described I was thrilled with the price.

Not the best in series, doesnt hold kids attention like others in series did.

Of the six Baby Einstein DVDs that I own (the others being Mozart, Bach, Galileo, Monet, and Van Gogh) this one is arguably the most educational. It correlates pictures of various body parts (eyes, ears, nose, mouth, face, hands, feet) with the appropriate word in 3 languages, and my 10-month old daughter enjoys watching it. The puppet work is alright, although not as good as the puppet work in Baby Monet. In the bonus material, the story about the monkey getting a bath is a nice touch. Unfortunately, there is a part on the Spanish track when the woman says el agua es tibia, instead of el agua está tibia. This is a blatant error in Spanish; the difference between the verbs ser and estar is one of the first things taught in the first year of high school Spanish. Indeed, the entire story is a very poor translation of the English track; it sounds as if someone who doesnt know Spanish translated each word individually using a dictionary.

We have 8 Einstein dvd is this is my daughter fav. She is 15 months old and we are working on naming/pointing to body parts and this dvd is great teaching tool to help us along.

My 20 month old grandson loves the Baby Einstein Videos. My son takes a portable cd player to restaurants and while they are eating, he watches the videos and does not annoy everyone around them. While I baby sit, I dont have to be afraid of inappropriate tv viewing. I think they learn words, colors, and an appreciation of good music.

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