Baby Einstein - Language Nursery [DVD]

This video keeps her attention better than any other einstein video so far. All the languages are spoken by native speakers, which is wonderful for her. Babies can hear the differences between language accents better than we can, and this stimulates that part of the brain that normally diminishes between 2 and 12 years old. So this video is wonderful for the purpose it was created to fulfill. It is not meant to teach your child to be fluent in many languages or anything, just to stimulate the brain. And if you want to teach her languages later it will be easier because of this video. As a parent, I have no idea what theyre saying, but who cares? I do think the sounds are amusing, and that is the whole point. Besides, my 7mo old loves it!

This is really a bad product. Our 4 month old daughter was completely disinterested. It is visually unstimulating and poorly thought out. It would be nice to know what they are saying in the different languages. My wife and I are multilingual and did not find the choice of languages to be helpful. Dont waster your money here, you are better off buying a book and reading to your child.

I bought this DVD last year, because my son loved baby mozart and baby shakespeare. But, he didnt even look at it for two seconds. Now, hes 23 months old and still doesnt like it. It has boring contents and pictures in foreign languages. Im not sure whether my son might like it 2 years later..

My son started the Baby Einstein series with Baby Mozart which is absolutely is favorite - he watches it everyday (weve been through 1 VHS & now have the DVD). He is to the point that he knows which DVD is the Baby Mozart and which isnt...as such, he protested initially with the Baby Einstein, but now enjoys it after his Baby Mozart DVD. The neat thing about Baby Einstein is that I find myself chanting foreigh language rhymes (have no idea what Im saying) with him and he recognizes what Im doing. So I only assume that on some level is brain is recognizing the sound patterns of another language.

I purchased this DVD in used condition for less than a buck. My eight-month-old nephew really seems to enjoy it. Im a big proponent of language learning and do believe this is a fun way to get babies and toddlers headed down a multi-lingual track.

I am very happy with the product. It is exactly as expected. It was very inexpensive and arrived ahead of schedule.

My daughter is now 11 months and has watched this DVD at least once a week since she was about 3 months. When I need to get something done all I have to do is pop in this DVD and she will sit in front of the TV watching until I turn it off. NOTHING will draw her attention away from this DVD. Now that shes much more mobile, she likes to play while the DVD is going in the background instead of just sitting there glued to the TV. On several occasions shes been so tired and cranky after she gets home from daycare that she wont eat her dinner. All I have to do is put in Baby Einstein and she calms down, eats her dinner and goes straight to bed.

I have been getting the Baby Einstein DVDs for my grandson since he was born a year ago. He likes them and will watch them as he runs around and plays. He usually stops to watch his favorite parts. This one did not interest him at all. He will stop to look at the movie when they speak either English or Spanish but isnt interested in any of the other languages in the movie. I really endorse the Baby Einstein series, but this one is a dud.

Skipped alot

I bought this video after the series was recommended to me by some friends. My baby has seen it several times from 4 months of age to 12 months of age, and he was completely disinterested in it. Even CNN will catch his attention for a few moments but this video was EXTREMELY boring and doesnt make any sense. He is never going to take a remote interest in this DVD and wish I could get my money back.