- Educational Value for the Baby DVD Is High
- Contains Lots Of Puzzles And Interesting Ideas
- Background Classical Music Is A Nice Touch
- Encourages Logical Thinking
- Baby DVD Is Too Long To Watch At One Stretch
- Dislike The Flashing Screens
- Could Have Had Some Outdoor Scenes
- Gets Repetitive At Times
- Red, Black And White Are The Dominant Colors.
- Introduces A Wide Range Of Concepts Like Colors, Alphabet, Logical Thinking, Nesting, Building.
- Contains Lots Of Stimulating Puzzles And Identifying Shapes.
- Features Real Children And Babies
- Lots Of Non Conventional Toys Like Wooden Toys, Blocks, Games Are Used
- Commonly Used Household Objects And Toys Are Used Which Baby Can Identify With
- DVD Is Too Long For Viewing At One Stretch
- DVD Content Could Have Used More Imagination, Tends To Be Abstract At Points
This DVD is well presented with less of the spoken word as compared to other Brainy Baby DVD's, concentrating rather on the content accompanied by strains of classical music from composers like Bach, Mozart, and Beethoven.
The DVD is a little too long though, and does not hold baby's attention as well as Laugh and Learn and Peek-A-Boo. Although the content is tastefully interspersed with happy babies having fun, it does get repetitive at times. The good parts of the DVD are the jigsaw puzzles which consist of pieces that fit together presented in an interactive manner which had my baby springing up to answer the questions. There are lots of stimulating and unique toys like wooden toys, and hammering, nesting and stacking toys. Left Brain teaches letters of the alphabet and spelling of words. The puppet section was entertaining, though it could have been longer. Some parts were too abstract with flashing colors which didn't appeal at all. Other parts were very engaging and demonstrated logical assembly using rings, blocks and more.
Overall, the Left Brain DVD is a pretty decent buy for your baby as it does provide stimulation.
