Baby Einstein - Baby Van Gogh - World of Colors [DVD]

This was my grandchildrens favorite video. They know all of Picassos painting featured in the DVD.

I cannot say enough good things about baby Van Gogh! And I cannot disagree more wholeheartedly that this video is not good for newborns. We start showing this DVD to our baby at 3 months- she was captivated! She would laugh and laugh at the little puppet Vincent Van Goat, especially the part where he pops the green balloons. Anytime she was fussy - we just played the video and like a miracle she calmed down. I know everyone says that they wont use TV as crutch - but when you are sleep deprived a few moments of a content happy baby is worth its price in gold. I dont think that other people really believed how great this DVD is until I invited a group of new mothers over for lunch. We put six babies in front of the DVD player (in their cars seat) played Baby Van Gogh - All of the babies were mesmerized! All six moms actually were able to eat lunch. In addition, my baby didnt really like bath time. I bought the Vincent Van Goat bath puppet and now she kicks and laughs in the tub. This product is the best!!!

Great product!

My nephew Colby has just fallen in love with these DVDs - highly recommended!

I just wanted to share that we own Baby Mozart, Baby Neptune, and Baby Van Gogh and love them all. Our daughter is 6 months old and enjoys them so much. Of the three, I would have to recommend Baby Van Gogh over the other two. There seems to be less down time for this one. In other words, our daughter is more mesmerized through and through with Baby Van Gogh. The other two are great as well, but Baby Mozart seems to have a few very slow spots that has my daughter losing attention and whimpering. And Baby Neptune has more live scenery shots which she doesnt care for yet. So, my vote has to go to Baby Van Gogh for best Einstein video. At least so far...

Our grandchildren love the music and the colors of this gem from a great set of videos. The classic artwork featured will be sure to stay in their memory for a long time. I enjoyed it too!

My child at 4 months old watched this video on a trip to G-mas house (a 9 hour drive) Over that time he watched it 3 times (its about 20 minutes long). The first time through he would look at it and get excited occasionally but was not captivated. By the 3rd time he saw it, he was squealing with delight through the entire video.

We have a number of the Baby Einstein videos in our home, but Baby Van Gogh is our hands-down favorite. There are a number of segments on each of the basic colors, showing toys and nature photography that feature those colors. There are children also illustrating the colors (a little girl holding a lemon, boys holding a blue umbrella, etc.). Some of the other Baby Einstein videos feature only girls in live-action shots, but Baby Van Gogh has an even mix of boys and girls. I doubt my son really cares one way or the other, but I liked that aspect. The music featured in this video/DVD is also impressive. There are selections from some classical favorites like the William Tell Overture or Bolero. Its nice to have some variety, as opposed to an entire video of Bach or Mozart. Another thing that impressed me about this video is the artwork they use to further illustrate certain colors. For each color, they have a different painting by Van Gogh (Starry Night for blue, Sunflowers for Orange, and so on). This video brings together so many different aspects and blends them together seamlessly: art, nature, music. At the end of the video, there is also a segment that details the toys shown throughout the program and their manufacturer. So in case youre impressed with any of the items featured, you can buy them for yourself. Truly, this video more than any other provides a complete Baby Einstein experience. Its sure to be a favorite in any home.

I have many of these DVDs for enjoyment by the grandkids and me. This is another great addition.

She likes this better then the music one. I guess shes visual. Baby girl a year old. But not as well as the neighborhood animals.