Baby scared for lifeNovember 1, 2002 1 out of 4 found this review helpful
My child (11 months) was watching this video with disinterest when this green reptile puppet popped up and went "BLAH" and she started crying... a few months later we tried the same thing and she still started crying when the green puppet came up!
My 18 month old son can count!September 22, 2002 My son began watching videos when he was 1 month. Be patient. Infants have a short attention span. If you consistently show the videos everyday your child will learn before you even notice it.
This video teaches the concept of "how many". The video keeps it simple by using only the numbers 1 to 5. They count SLOW enough for babies as young as 1 month. My son started watching this video at 1 month.
My son is 18 months old now. He can count up to 9. He picks up his toy cars and counts saying: WA (1) COO (2) FEE or TEE (3) FO (4) FI (5) SEE (6) WAWA (7) AY (8) NA (9). This happened today! He is exactly 18 months old. It really surprised me because I had no idea he had this ability. I just play the videos so I have some time to wash the dishes!
My son also watches the SEQUENCING video which shows numbers up to 10.
Great learning tool.November 17, 2001 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This video not only taught my daughter about numbers, it also taught her a lot of words too. She loves to watch this video over and over. Parents should be warned though, it's incredibly boring for us!
IT WORKS!December 14, 2000 3 out of 3 found this review helpful
MY 17MONTH OLD CAN COUNT TO FIVE THANKS TO THIS VIDEO. HOWEVER, HE ALSO UNDERSTANDS THE CONCEPT TO QUANTITY AFTER VIEWING THE VIDEO FOR A MONTH. IF YOU ASK HIM HOW MANY ITEMS HE CAN GET TELL YOU IF THERE IS ONLY ONE AND I AM SURE HE WILL PROGRESS!
