Baby Einstein - Baby Neptune - Discovering Water [DVD]

Best one that Baby Einstein has come out with - has different languages, and more importantly, it really keeps a babys attention span, should you need to make a phone call or make your bed. One reason it is fun is that the puppets are so cute and entertaining...loved it.

He loves watching these videos. We also have Baby Mozart and Baby Bach. Hes 7 months old now and has been been watching this since he was about 1 month old. When my wife or I put on this or Baby Mozart in he starts bouncing up and down and gets very excited. It has also been very useful at times when hes fussy and cant get comfortable well put this in and he sits, relaxes, and watches it. I read some posts criticizing the quality of it, and yes, to an adult it seems pretty stupid and we will care more about timing of music to action. But, to my son and other babies we know, they just love it! This is a good one to start with in the collection. Baby Mozart has a couple of parts in it where it may frighten the baby because of the loud noise and the puppet going BLAH. The first time my son watched it, he almost jumped out of his swing, but didnt cry. My wife and I love these products.

A GREAT DVD at a reasonable price that was shipped in a timely manner ... just doesnt get much better than that - a Christmas present for our granddaughter that she absolutely LOVES!

She is 2 1/2 and will still ask for the movie where the animals jump in the water she is verbal! :) She loved lots of the Baby Einstein dvds when she was an infant. This is the only one she still loves.

great

My son loves this video. He is 7 months old and loves to explore his surroundings. The video is silly, with lots of puppets interacting with real children, but it works. He loves to see the ocean and the water around the house. We think its a great movie, not his favorite in the collection, but a great movie.

... This was our first Baby Einstein since Disney took over. And my 1 year old enjoyed it quite a bit. I did notice some of the water scenes with the pupptets looked digitally enhanced . . . simulated water? But I did like the real life segments quite a bit. The music was well done and not grating on the nerves like a lot of other videos that are not in this series. We still think Baby Van Gogh is the best. But this is a fun change of pace.

I had purchased Baby Mozart for my 4th child when he was 6 months old. He always enjoyed this video. When my 5th child was born we shared the video with her. She enjoyed it with the same enthusiam as her brother did. At 9 months I decided she needed some more of these videos...some variety. I selected Baby Einstein next. I really didnt compare it to all of the others before purchase...I wish I had. We enthusiastically put it in and my daughter did not react as enthusiastically as she always had with Baby Mozart. The language was boring in comparison to all the music and unique sounds on Baby Mozart. Immediately we purchased Baby Bach and my daughter was delighted! We alternate between Baby Bach and Baby Mozart, which are similar, but different. Ocasionally I will put Baby Einstein in for a change of pace. After reading the various reviews, I look forward to receiving other videos in the series to give my children a wider range of variety.

The Baby Einstein DVDs are always enjoyable and educational at the same time and this one continues with those characteristics.

This one has failed to keep my kids attention for some reason. Its difficult to figure out why - its the same format as Baby Mozart, Baby Bach, Baby Van Gogh - but for some reason, this one doesnt work for him. Musically, its not as good as the more musical-intensive ones (Mozart, Bach) - but of the Baby Einstein series videos that weve seen - the namessake video has been the biggest dud of em all.