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 Baby Galileo
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"BABY GALILEO Discovering the Sky," includes spectacular images of the sun, moon and stars. The awe-inspiring visuals include familiar sights from a baby's world as well as a glimpse at the planets and whirling galaxies. In addition to images provided by NASA, JPL and Caltech, among others, "BABY GALILEO Discovering the Sky" features colorful toys, babies at play and engaging puppets in a way that captivates babies and toddlers and provides them with an opportunity to discover the sky above. "BABY GALILEO Discovering the Sky" is set to classical music re-orchestrated just for little ears. Featuring compositions by Mozart, Debussy, Chopin, Schubert, Strauss and Tchaikovsky, the video also includes delightful renditions of classic nursery rhymes and songs like "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star," "Star Light, Star Bright" and "Hey Diddle Diddle." Editorial Descriptions are usually submitted by the manufacturers, publishers and authors. Contact us if you are one of them, and wish to change the above description. |
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Author: Guest
SO I bought this one while on vacation with my little boy of then 10 months. Totally mesmerized by this one and I loved it too, the music and content.
I've just bought baby neptune & van gogh and I liked it alot but my son goes in and out of one, more verbal and maybe he's a little young for it, but looks great. The only one that annoys me is the baby einstein language nursery, annoyed me to have it on, the sounds of all the different languages, not musical. Didn't care for their choice of language and the visuals were too boring, too slow, & too simple...looks like they spent little on making this video.
ANyway ...
baby mozart was great for the younger months. world animals ok. well thats what i think, hope it helps ya in some way
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Author: Guest
WeakWe have every Baby Einstein DVD up though Baby MacDonald. The first 10 DVDs directly involved Julie Clark, the creative force behind Baby Einstein. The next three, Galileo, Neptune and MacDonald, reduce her involvement as she concentrates more on the stewardship of the growing company. This is evidenced by some experimental tinkering with the magic Baby Einstein formula. In the case of Galileo, this tinkering was definitely in a negative direction. The look of the video is very different, going for a more film-like appearance as apposed to the hard digital video look found in previous editions (except when stock footage is used) I guess this is so the transition from original segments to the stock footage would be less jarring. The children who appear in the video seem to have obvious make up applied which sort of ruins the illusion of innocence. The music production is consistent with other Baby Einstein releases, even better in some areas, but song selection is uninspired. Production issues aside, my real complaint with Galileo is that is tragically boring. It hits a severe low with the moon segment, which may be ok if you want to put your child to sleep. However, the 'released balloon' transition idea was inspired. This is definitely one of our least favorites, along with Language Nursery. I'd recommend almost any of the others including Baby Neptune.
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Author: Guest
Unlike the other people who had negative feelings about this DVD, I think it is wonderful. I purchased this in the Volume 3 four pack, and it quickly became my daughter's favorite. She squeals with glee at the Kangaroo puppets, and is mesmerized throughout the video. She is only 4 months old, and now I dream of the day my little scientist grows up. I enjoy watching it with her also, the pictures are beautiful, and I can bounce her on my knee with the familiar tunes and she just giggles. It has definitely created a bonding time for us to savor every day.
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Author: Guest
My 22 month old thoroughly enjoys this DVD. I was hesitant to buy it due to the poor reviews it had received, but she can't get enough of it. Highly recommend it to all parents.
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Author: Guest
I was very worried when Disney bought out Baby Einstein. This DVD has a completely different feel than then the others and is the first one my son didn't really respond to. It's funny, the number of people and production companies listed in the credits is many times greater than on the 'real' Baby Einstein's but the quality is much worse. Too bad Pixar didn't buy them! A sad turn of events.
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