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 Baby Mozart
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Baby Mozart DVD
- Video of the Year from Child and Parenting magazines
- Favorite among parents and babies alike
- Visually stimulating real-world objects!
- Appropriate from 1 to 36 months
The award-winning Baby Mozart DVD utilizes the unique features of DVD to create a multi-sensory learning resource for parents, infants and toddlers. The Baby Mozart DVD consists of three activity centers — The Home Theatre, The Concert Hall and the Language Lab.
The Baby Mozart DVD has been named Video of the Year by Child, Parenting and Specialty Retailer magazines. The DVD has received the Dove Foundation Family Approved Seal and the National Parenting Center’s Seal of Approval. Baby Mozart has also won the Film Advisory Board Award and is endorsed by Kids First.
The Baby Mozart DVD is organized for easy navigation. Programming maps and chapter indices are provided in the Printable Parents Guide.
The Home Theatre
The Baby Mozart DVD combines baby-friendly images and real-world objects with playful sound effects to keep your baby entertained. The Baby Mozart DVD provides numerous ways to interact with your baby while exposing them to new concepts through music, sound and engaging visuals.
Concert Hall
Charming listening experiences await you and your child in the Baby Mozart Concert Hall. The Baby Mozart DVD includes a broad range of compositions by Wolfgang Mozart.
Language Lab
The Language Lab is a first of its kind application of DVD technology. Baby Einstein’s multi-lingual Language Discovery Cards have been recreated in video still frames and multiple language study tracks. Parents and children can “step” through the 29 visuals, identifying pictures, labeling the pictures with written vocabulary words, and hearing words pronounced in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Hebrew, Japanese and Russian.
Resources
All Baby Einstein DVD's feature a variety of toys from other manufacturers. Included in the Baby Mozart DVD are catalogs of the toys featured in the Baby Mozart 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.
Baby Mozart DVD Features
Baby Mozart Video
Baby Mozart Concert For Little Ears
Baby Mozart for Bedtime
Baby Mozart for Playtime
English Discovery Cards
Spanish Discovery Cards
French Discovery Cards
German Discovery Cards
Hebrew Discovery Cards
Japanese Discovery Cards
Russian Discovery Cards
How to Use Discovery Cards
Video Tutorial
Baby Einstein Catalog
Baby Mozart Toy Chest |
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Author: Guest
This has been such a wonderful thing for our baby. She absolutely loves this video and it's music. She started listening to the music when she was just one week old. Now, at 3 1/2 months old, this is one of her favorite things. We have the video for her to watch and the CD for her to listen to away from the television. Whenever she's in a cranky mood, we put on the music and she instantly calms down and listens. She gets so excited while watching the video...she laughs, coos, and babbles at the images. We can already see that she has favorite images and gets so excited when she sees them. We recently purchased Baby Beethoven and Baby Santa. She will watch them, but she doesn't have the same reactions as she does to Baby Mozart. It may just take time for her to get used to the new music and images.
I would definitely recommend this to anyone with infants who wants to expose their children to classical music. The music is performed in a very child-friendly way. If you're worried about your child being in front of the television, just buy the CD and start them early in their appreciation of the Arts!
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Author: Guest
This colorful, fun video for baby is the best I've seen so far. Although the "Mozart Effect" (the theory that Mozart's mathematically composed pieces stimulate brain develpoment in babies)is disputed, I bought this anyway after watching a friend's baby reacting positively to it.The music is perfect, nothing too boring or overwhelming for an infant, and the visuals have delighted my baby from 2 months of age to 17 months, which he is now. During his immobile young months, I would prop him on a Boppy and watch him kick and smile at the fun images of toys, animals, and fruit he saw. Nowadays, we watch together and I name the things onscreen while he dances around to the music. TV haters stop reading now: I must admit (and recommend heartily) that some days I would play this video when I needed a few minutes to pay some bills or wash dishes/fold laundry. It gave me a break and I knew he was watching something that delighted him but was age-appropriate. I recommend and often buy this video for new mothers for all of these reasons. For a change of pace, Baby Bach is nice also, but there are 2 parts Brandon cried through because he found them boring.
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Author: Guest
I recently purchased the Baby Mozart video for my daughter who is 2.5 months old and has an extreme case of colic. NOTHING would calm her down - I mean nothing. However, she just LOVES this video. I put it in while she is in the middle of one of her screaming fits and within 3 minutes she is glued to the screen smiling and cooing. I don't know what it is but she truly adores this video. The only thing is I wish it was a little bit longer - it only runs about 30 minutes and that is barely enough time to do anything around the house. I would highly recommend this video to any parent who has tried it all with no success for a colicky baby. It just might save your sanity like it did for me!!!
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Author: Guest
The series is very interesting and I'm wondering if more kids videos are on the way. My children are 6 and 3 and like watching these and other videos again and again.
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Author: Guest
I give three stars only because it does come in handy if you need to occupy your infant for thirty minutes, and the video is at least age appropriate for infants...I would much rather have a one year old watch this than a faster paced cartoon. We received this video, Baby Einstein and Baby Bach as a gift and I was not impressed with any of them, although, as I said, they did once in a while come in handy. I do highly recommend some of the newer BE series videos...we got Baby Van Gogh and Baby Doolittle Neighborhood Animals when my daughter was a baby and they are so much better because they use puppets and have a theme and some structure. I never understood the "video board book" concpet of watching the video as an activity with your child...I much preferred looking at picture books when my children were infants.
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