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- Educational Video Provides High Artistic Value
- Contains Lots Of Colors, Shapes And Art
- Background Classical Music Is A Nice Touch
- Encourages Creative And Artistic Thinking
- Video/DVD Is Too Long To Watch At One Stretch
- Too Abstract At Times
- Not Enough Practical Art And Drawing
- Gets Repetitive At Times
- Could Have Included Some Crafts Too
- Very Colorful With Lots Of Bright Rainbow Colors
- Introduces A Wide Range Of Concepts Like Colors, Shapes, Creative Thinking, Artistic Abilities.
- Contains Lots Of Innovative Activities Using Imagery
- Features Real Children And Babies Having Fun
- Lots Of Non Conventional Toys Like Wooden Toys, Balloons, Games Are Used
- Commonly Used Household Objects And Toys Are Used Which Baby Can Identify With
- Baby DVD Is Too Long For Viewing At One Stretch
- Baby DVD Content Could Have Used More Imagination, Tends To Be Abstract At Points
Puzzles such as finding shapes in ink blots, and creating shapes out of clouds are charming. A popular theme that is repeated often is "Round And Round" as in Merry-Go-Round Toys, and colored circles moving round and round. There are lots of colors moving rapidly on the screen, merging into each other.
At some points the dvd gets boring with too many abstract colors with nothing constructive happening. On the other hand, there are interesting parts where colors are smeared with a paintbrush, or shapes are etched out. There could have been more emphasis on actual drawing and coloring instead of spending so much time on abstract colors moving around. The background score consists of classical music from composers like Debussy, Chopin, and Tchaikovsky. The Educational Video / DVD is a little too long though, and does not hold baby's attention as well as Laugh and Learn and Peek-A-Boo.
Overall, this Brainy Baby Educational Video / DVD which targets the right brain development of babies is a decent buy, which will keep your child occupied while providing entertainment too.
