Rhythm, tempo, harmony and pitch are just some of the musical basics that are presented in this DVD. Toe-tapping sing-alongs and colorful animations will get children moving to the music. This program is crafted with a creative mix of reality-based visuals and colorful graphics, combined with both classical music and fun, kid-friendly songs! Special features include chapter selections, video sing-along, baby bloopers, sneak peeks, behind the scenes and fun activities. It is paced for young viewers to capture their attention, making it easy for you to pause the video or DVD at any time to point out familiar objects or repeat words together. 45 minute DVD. Ages 2 to 5 years.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0
Keeps my daughters attention!:
I came across Brainy Baby because of a friend. I was told that Brainy Baby will give you a free DVD to try (you pay shipping-mine was $6.95). Since Sydney loves anything musical, I decided that the Brainy Baby Music DVD was the one I would choose. It is labeled for kids ages 2-5 and states that it will introduce your child to rhythm and tempo, melody and harmony, and musical instruments. I assumed it was going to be similar to Baby Einstein (which Sydney still loves), but I was completely wrong. The... more info
Wonderful movie.:
My little girl is 18 months and loves this movie. She even picked up on soe of the hand movements and does them on her own.
I've seen better!:
Although this DVD is very educational, much of it is not interesting to a one, two or even three year old. An older child may thoroughly enjoy it however. The lessons are presented in short increments but not the most exciting manner. If you have a little one, check out the "Trebellina" DVD instead. Not only are little kids riveted, but they actually learn more advanced material (like how to read written note music -- yes, really -- and pitch training) than on this DVD. It is all in the way it is presented.... more info
Great DVD for a budding music enthusiast ....:
My son LOVES this DVD, and has liked it since he started seeing short segments of it from our cable company's On Demand feature. He probably started watching the pieces around age 2 and he just turned 4. He's always been interested in music so this is right up his alley. My daughter is 20 months and also enjoys it but definitely does not understand the content -- she just likes watching the kids play music and dancing to it. Would recommend if your child has any interest in real music (instruments, types of... more info
