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 Baby Einstein - Neighborhood Animals
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Meet animals that live in and around the home!
Complimented by our animal Discovery Cards and various books
Engaging music from the 19th and early 20th centuries!
Appropriate from 1 year to 4 years
The Baby Einstein Neighborhood Animals DVD takes your child on a trip around the neighborhood to meet furry friends that live in and around the home. Utilizing the unique features of DVD, Neighborhood Animals creates a fun and multi-sensory learning resource for parents, infants and toddlers. The Neighborhood Animals DVD consists of three activity centers -- The Home Theatre, The Classical Animals Concert Hall and the Animal Discovery Cards. The Neighborhood Animals DVD has a total running time of 74 minutes.
The Baby Einstein Neighborhood Animals DVD is organized for easy navigation. Programming maps and chapter indices are provided in the Printable Parents Guide.
The Home Theatre
The Neighborhood Animals video features playful puppet hosts and is divided into 12 vignettes each dedicated to an animal that can be found close to home. Neighborhood Animals allows you to have fun and interact with your child while exposing them to real-world images of animals and charming classical music.
Concert Hall
Enchanting listening experiences await you and your child in the Neighborhood Animals Concert Hall. Baby Einstein’s Neighborhood Animals features music from the 18th, 19th and early 20th centuries, including pieces by Rimsky-Korsakov, Beethoven, Vivaldi, Scarlatti, and Pachebel..
Animal Discovery Cards
Interactive Discovery Cards are a first of its kind application of DVD technology. Baby Einstein’s Animal Discovery Cards have been recreated in video still frames. Parents and children can “step” through the 29 visuals, identifying animals, labeling the pictures with written vocabulary words, and listening to the natural sounds made by the animals. Two viewing modes — Learn the Animal and Guess the Animal — make the learning challenge fun.
Resources
All Baby Einstein videos feature a variety of toys from other manufacturers. Included in the Neighborhood Animals DVD are catalogs of the toys featured in the Neighborhood Animals video. The Baby Einstein Company does not sell these items.
A Video Tutorial includes tips on how to use the video and audio programming with your child. Neighborhood Animals DVD Features
Neighborhood Animals Video
Classic Animals Concert
Learn the Animal Interactive Discovery Cards
Guess the Animal Interactive Discovery Cards
Puppet Shows
Video Tutorial
Baby Einstein Catalog
Neighborhood Animals Toy Chest
Musical Selections
Tsar Sultan, Farewell and Departure, Rimsky-Korsakov
Capriccio Espagnol, Alborado, Rimsky-Korsakov
Concerto for 2 Trumpets, Vivaldi
Contradance No. 10, Beethoven
Sonata in E Major, Scarlatti
Snow Maiden, Dance of the Oiseaux, Rimsky-Korsakov
Tsar Sultan, Flight of the Bumblebee, Rimsky-Korsakov
Contradance No. 3, Beethoven
Canon, Pachebel
Capriccio Espagnol, Fandango, Rimsky-Korsakov
Words Featured in the Animal Interactive Discovery Cards:
Cat
Dog
Mouse
Cow
Horse
Pig
Otter
Duck
Frog
Ladybug
Spider
Bee
Caterpillar
Dragonfly
Butterfly
Rabbit
Bird
Lion
Elephant
Giraffe
Bear
Squirrel
Fox
Dolphin
Reef Fish
Sea Turtle
Monkey
Tiger
Tropical Bird |
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Author: Guest
I purchased this video for my 13 month old son about a week ago. He can't get enough of it! Prior to watching this video, all animals were "cat" to him. He can now say "cow", "bird" and "bunny" after just a week of watching. He is captivated for the entire 30 minutes and asks to watch the video at least twice a day. He enjoys searching through his toys to find his own animals to match the ones on the screen which provides a fun game for us to play together. I can't wait until Baby Dolittle World Animals is released.We also own other videos in this series: Baby Mozart, Baby Bach, Baby Van Gogh, and Baby Santa's Music Box. My son began watching Baby Mozart when he was only 2 months old and LOVED it. He was so animated and excited especially when the trains came on the screen. Baby Bach is good, but not as good as Baby Mozart. My son seems to prefer Mozart's music to Bach's. I do not agree with the other reviewers' comments about Julie Clark's children. I find them to be adorable and have enjoyed watching them. My son also enjoys Baby Van Gogh and Baby Santa's Music Box, but for a baby who is trying to figure out the world around him, Baby Dolittle's Neighborhood Animals is definitely the favorite right now.
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Author: Guest
My son LOVES his Baby Einstein videos--Baby Bach, Beethoven, Mozart & Shakespeare. He begs to watch them and we have recently had to set limits on his viewing. Having grown weary of watching the same ones over and over, my husband decided to buy the Neighborhood Animals video. I'm not sure at this point if my son (16 months)likes this video or not--he's only seen it 2 or 3 times, so it is a bit early to tell. He does seem to like the children singing "Old McDonald's Farm." I, however, have a few issues with this video. I have to wonder if young children/toddlers find it confusing when Pavlov the Dog makes cow, cat, pig, etc. sounds. My son is learning which animals make which sounds, but here's this dog mooing and oinking and meowing. I also have to wonder if it is a good idea to show toddlers the clip of the mice having a food fight. I have a hard enough time getting my son to keep his food on his tray! My final gripe is: why include the otter? Why not a fish as an example of an animal on the river? Certainly more familiar to youngsters, I would think. Of course, if my son ends up loving this video as much as he does the music-oriented ones, I'll gladly sit through this one with him!
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Author: Guest
I recently bought this video for our 2 year old daughter, who has loved the other BE videos for some time now. She absolutely loved it! She has always loved animals and so this, along with world animals are her favorites. I've actually caught myself interested in it while doing dishes even! These videos are aimed toward birth to toddler ages, however even our five year old loves this one with all the animal footage. I highly recommend it- a great way to settle down before naps, too.
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Author: Guest
I have used Baby Einstein products in past but I have found the more recent titles lacking in the entertainment quality of the older titles. My child gets bored pretty easily with them now, and actually gets a little scared with some of the segments. I am concerned that these products are being made too quickly without being tested on young children.
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Author: Guest
This video is very good. It is simple and enjoyable. My only complaint is about the sound. It is of poor quality. It sounds muffled and it is quite loud. It is mostly the music and not so much the sound effects and the child's voice that sounds bad. If the sound were better I would have given it five stars.
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