Baby Einstein Baby Da Vinci From Head to Toe

Editorial Review
A whimsical introduction to the body for your baby!
-- Encourages baby to identify their eyes, ears, hands, feet and more
-- Exposes little ones to words in English, Spanish and French

From the day their eyes open, babies begin to observe new things around the world and about themselves. Baby Da Vinci From Head to Toe presents them with a playful and interactive introduction to the human body in three languages -- English, Spanish, and French. With a whimsical blend of adorable puppets, real children and animals and famous works of art, this captivating program also features upbeat classical music. Plus, engaging sing-along versions of "Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes" invite you and your little one to join in at home. It's a fun, fascinating way to share the joy of discovery -- from the ends of wee noses to the tips of tiny toes -- with your baby!

DVD Features
-- Repeat play
-- Language tracks (Spanish, French and English)
-- Discovery cards
-- The five senses
-- Puppet shows
-- Story time with "Mimi's Toes"
-- Toy chest
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Customer Reviews

Baby Da Vinci, Just Marvelous

2007-06-03
Baby Einstein is a wonderful new line of videos to help aid in your child's development. Get them off to a very good start with these videos, and this special one, Baby Da Vinci. Get them well on the way to a successful future now! Don't wait!

Baby Da Vinci

2007-05-22
Of the six Baby Einstein DVDs that I own (the others being Mozart, Bach, Galileo, Monet, and Van Gogh) this one is arguably the most educational. It correlates pictures of various body parts (eyes, ears, nose, mouth, face, hands, feet) with the appropriate word in 3 languages, and my 10-month old daughter enjoys watching it. The puppet work is alright, although not as good as the puppet work in Baby Monet. In the bonus material, the story about the monkey getting a bath is a nice touch. Unfortunately, there is a part on the Spanish track when the woman says "el agua es tibia", instead of "el agua está tibia". This is a blatant error in Spanish; the difference between the verbs "ser" and "estar" is one of the first things taught in the first year of high school Spanish. Indeed, the entire story is a very poor translation of the English track; it sounds as if someone who doesn't know Spanish translated each word individually using a dictionary.

Daughter likes it !

2007-04-07
This is our #2 favorite Baby Einstein tapes/DVD. Daughter likes to follow along but does not absorb it all like our #1 pick "wordsworth" but it is good enough.

Great!

2007-03-25
My son loves this dvd. He started watching it around 9 mths, and still watches it today at 20 mths. He loves the "head, shoulders, knees, and toes" song! Great dvd for learning parts of the body.

sweet and calming

2007-02-19
We got this for our 18 months-old granddaughter, who is accumulating most of the Baby Einstein collection. It is not the BEST in the series, but has lovely soothing musical background and keeps her amused. It lends a bit more variety in her viewing of these CD's again and again.

Great for learning body parts

2008-03-26
Personally, this is one of the Baby Einsteins I enjoy the most. My 13-month-old loves it too. Great for pointing out the child's body parts and learning to name them.

Perfect for a 1 year old!

2008-02-08
I got a large set of Baby Einstein DVDs when my daughter was born as a gift. I found it difficult to find ones that actually captured her interst. She's very active and doesn't like to sit still. Baby Da Vinci and Baby Van Gogh seem to do the trick.

Baby Einstein-Baby Da Vinci

2008-01-14
I got this for our 1 year old nephew for Christmas. He was really fussy that day and as soon as I put this on he calmed down and even fell asleep! Great addition to the Baby Einstein collection!

Grandchildren love this

2007-08-23
My 20 month old grandson loves the Baby Einstein Videos. My son takes a portable cd player to restaurants and while they are eating, he watches the videos and does not annoy everyone around them. While I baby sit, I don't have to be afraid of inappropriate tv viewing. I think they learn words, colors, and an appreciation of good music.

Educational

2007-06-09
I have to admit the Baby Einstein movies are a little brain-numbing for adults, but after a recommendation from a friend I purchased this one. I don't much care to watch it but my 17-month old, who won't sit still for 1 minute, sits through this video. After only watching it three times she knew all of the body parts they go through in this movie. I'd highly recommend it. Even my 5-year old seems to like it.