Baby Einstein - On the Go - Riding, Sailing and Soaring [DVD]

It's educational! The word writen, the item, the item spoken and signed. Four birds one stone!

I am so impressed that Disney could come up with a video that was better than Baby McDonald which WAS my daughter's all time favorite, but she now has a new Baby Einstein that she loves just a little bit more!!! She was literally sitting on the edge of her chair while she watched Baby On the Go while alternately getting up and flying like a plane or make choo-choo noises or singing the verses she knows of Wheels on the Bus. I was surprised by how much she interacted versus some of the kid's shows were she just glazes over. So, not only is this entertaining, it is a great learning tool.We have been incredibly impressed with the recent Baby Einstein videos that have come out in the past couple of years, and only let our daughter watch television once or twice a week. That said, the only thing she ever wants to watch is Baby McDonald, Baby Galileo, Baby Noah and now, Baby On the Go. I would recommend this to any and all moms, and in fact just bought two more as gifts. Well done, Disney!

My son adores Baby Einstein,we have more copies of each title than I can count. He is autistic, and has now set his sights on building his VHS vollection of Baby Einstein in the same way. So I would be extremely gratefulif you come across a VHS copy of Baby Einstein, Baby's Favorite PLaces,I couldn't tell you how excited you would make my son. At Christmas, we serched endlesslyfor Baby Wordsworth VHS. he screached Christmas morning when SANTA found a copy and placed it under his tree. He has finally developed a understanding of Santa Claus and can't wait for Christmas to come again. Thank you for the tape,it was in wxcellant shape,better than described, it came faster than expected and plays perfectly.Thank you, for making my son happy and giving him a special reason to get mail. And please if you ever come across the Favorite Places PLEASE let me know.

So when we got this I wasn't sure how it would be, but it was my son's favorite video for an entire month and the only one he wanted to watch. He is 17 months and knows exactly what article of transportation is which and can pretty much say the name of every one of them....."car" "boat" "plane" .....and I like this one too. As far as Baby Einsteins go this one seems a bit longer, is a mix of computer/real life images/puppets, and even has a funny rendition of 'the wheels on the bus' with the puppets. My son loves that and it's my favorite part of the video too! So I recommend this video!

My friends Autistic son wanted this very hard to find VHS for Christmas to finish his set. It was worth the fortune we spent on it! Thank you for posting it for sale.

I think this video is still a little advanced for my son, but as he gets older he will enjoy it more. He is 14 months old right now and will pay attention to this video for 10-15 minutes, but then loses interest. He loves Baby's First Moves the most and can sit through that whole DVD without getting bored!

My son loves this movie! The music and songs are exciting and engaging. And I was blown away by the speed in which I received my order! Although the DVD was used, and was sent from a second party seller, I received it as quick, or possibily more quickly, than if it had been prime. A big thumbs up for Around the Clock Deals LLC. Thank you so much!

This was our first BE video and I bought this one based on good reviews. However, my 2-year old son (who is crazy about things that go) got bored after the first 20 minutes (I could barely through it too), and, saying, "bye bye new dvd" took the dvd out of the laptop.First of all (and I am not sure whether or not this is a teaching technique) both the slow pace and the 3-4 minute intervals with just music and not a single word makes the film really, really boring. If I wanted my son listen to classical music, I would have bought a classical music CD. This was supposed to be educational, hence, engaging, but showing the names of vehicles once at the beginning and once at the end (with music and short films in between) is not only non-educational but also very boring. Secondly, the words introduced are very elementary for a toddler. My son speaks fewer English words than his peers, and still there were only a few words (at least in the part that we watched) that he did not know already. I would recommend this dvd only for a 15-16 month old, not for a toddler who already knows his Thomas, Percy, Rocky, Harold, etc.

This DVD is wonderful for little boys who, like my son, are already at an early age interested in cars, trucks, and trains, etc.It's longer than other Baby Einstein videos (about 40 minutes) but my son's attention is captured throughout the whole thing. It's divided by kinds of transportation--there's a section called "Things That Go on Land," and one called "Things That Go on Water," and so on. Toddlers are introduced to a myriad of transportation devices--every day things like strollers, school buses and motorcycles to more unusual things like cruiseships and hang gliders. I expected the video to focus on cars and trucks, but it covers absolutely everything. Like other BE videos, it teaches toddlers with a comination of real-life footage and photographs, animation, and puppets, with pleasant music throughout.Like I said my son really loves this video. (He especially loves the "Wheels on the Bus" song since he knows how to say Bus!) It's definitely one of the best Baby Einstein videos out there, especially for little boys, although I'm sure little girls would enjoy it too as it's very colourful and interesting.

We love it, it reminds us of all of the free transportation that some people get! Great!