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| Baby Einstein Language Nursery DVD |
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| Baby Einstein is a ''Video Board Book?'' for parents and babies to use together or for babies to view independently. The video images are based on known infant visual preferences - bold patterns, colorful toys and real-world objects that your baby may recognize. Some images teach concepts, like prediction (what happens when the button on a jack-in-the-box is pushed) and object permanence (things continue to exist even when they are out of sight). We suggest that you interact with your baby as you watch Baby Einstein together. Point to objects and name them, move your baby's hands and feet to the sounds of the train, and bounce your child on your lap as you respond to the music, sounds and visuals. There is nothing more important than the time you spend interacting with your baby, so have fun and be creative! Research has shown that infants have a natural ability to distinguish and assimilate the sounds of all languages, but that this ability begins to fade as babies grow older. With this in mind, the audio component of Baby Einstein was crafted to expose infants to a multitude of phonemes (the sounds of human language) in a fun, baby friendly way. There are more than 100 phonemes, not all of which are present in any single language. According to research, repeated exposure to these sounds will help form dedicated connections in the brain's auditory cortex. Please note this video is not designed to teach foreign language. Rather it is crafted to stimulate your baby in unique, delightful ways through exposure to the sounds of several languages. BABY EINSTEIN? uses real-world objects, music, art, language, science, and nature to expose young children to the world around them in playful, enriching ways. Format: Color, Closed-captioned. DVD Features: Menus / Still Frames / Scene Access Repeat Play and Auto-Play Options 162-minute video, nursery rhymes in 7 languages 1997 Video of the Year - Parenting Printed Parents Guide Ages 1 to 18 months. |
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