name some educational dvd's for toddlers?

Preeti - posted on 06/20/2012

hiiiiii Apple,

i know about some Maths learning DVDs with that this are really helpful for toddlers to go to school this DVDs providing basic maths knowledge like addition, subtraction, then they also teat timestable in musical way etc. this DVDs are really helpful for kids try to use it

thanks

Lyndsay - posted on 05/04/2010

We have the Baby Einstein "World Animal Adventure". I don't put a whole lot of stock into these types of movies (I kind of feel like it should be the parents who teach these things, not a video), but my son has already shown interest in animals so it was more to supplement his learning.

Kytama - posted on 05/04/2010

I can't stand Barney! I bought a Barney DVD for my daughter, but switched to Dora! She can watch 1 Dora dvd a day, if she's been good, so there is a lot of repeat. She knew colors, shapes and counting very quick. But the real reason is that I don't want her to watch tv, because if you look the other way, there are commercials and clips that aren't good for young children (where I live). So we never watch tv during the day, only when the kids are in bed.

Shaye - posted on 05/04/2010

I read somewhere that tv before the age of 2 is really more for entertainment than education. It's not that they don't learn anything, but it takes them more time at this age to learn things that will take them no time at all a little later on. So if they are using up so much time to learn these things now, it is taking away from more important things like physical exercise, play, parent interaction. exploring their world etc. Having said that, I do let my almost 2 yr. old watch about 20 minutes of a video most days. It's usually something with music or this one series of DVD's (in all the parent magazines) that has letters, numbers, shapes, colors, etc. It gives her something to do while I clean up after lunch.

Erin - posted on 05/02/2010

Super Why taught my daughter her lower case letters (she knew all her uppercase well before 18 months) and magically knew her lowercase one day even though I hadn't been teaching her those ones. She only watches one or two shows regularly (Super Why and Sesame Street) so I swear it was that Super Why show that did it, its great! Note: I do not usually let her watch more than half an hour of tv a day, we spend our time, playing, reading, crafts and at playgroups personally I think this is the better way to teach your kids rather than depending on a program. She's almost 2 1/2 now and is really getting into reading phonetically.

Melissa - posted on 05/02/2010

hi there, where did you but those i'd love to get them.they sound great.

Amanda - posted on 05/01/2010

My son LOVES Little Einsteins. If you want your kid to learn stuff about music, those would be good dvds to get. Or Einstein Pals.

Marcy - posted on 05/01/2010

Signing Time is fun. It's a little pricey, but the kids love it and a video or two will keep them quite engaged and teach them sign language.

Shanelle - posted on 04/29/2010

I love Signing time as well. not only does it helm my son learn American Sign Language he is able to use it in everyday life. Shortly after we stared the DVD's we found out one of his cousins is Deaf so its worked out best for the entire family. I loved the language so much I went on to take fromal classes myself to help my son and nephew grow even more. (My son will be 2 in June)

Chesne - posted on 04/29/2010

thanks!

Megan - posted on 04/29/2010

Dora explorer and Barney. You also get a series of dvds called baby eisteins.

Chesne - posted on 04/28/2010

Hi there.

Where did you buy your DVD's? I would love to get my little one some.

Tanisha - posted on 04/28/2010

try the books that read with you with. Leap frog

Camille - posted on 04/28/2010

How much is the baby can read system?

Nalini - posted on 04/28/2010

Sing and Sign baby signing is incredibly popular. I used Sesame street and Dr Seuss have a few that compliment their books nicely. Read along ones that encourage letter recognition too!

Suzanne - posted on 04/27/2010

The leapfrog ones are good!

Jennica - posted on 04/27/2010

Blues Clues, Brainy Baby, Leapfrog, Dora, Go diego Go, Barney. Those are the few DVD's I gave my daughter starting when she was just 8 months old. =) She's 3 now and Ithink the videos really helped developing her skills.

Jessica - posted on 04/26/2010

my daughter does baby can read also and now we see Dora. a lot of the songs and words on BCR is on Dora so she sees the connection. she always points and says the word and or sentence when she sees something she knows.

Jennifer - posted on 04/26/2010

Leap Frog makes excellent videos. My son has learned a lot from all of them.

Kytama - posted on 04/26/2010

My daughter loves Dora, she learned about colors, shapes, counting and logic thinking!

Mandy - posted on 04/26/2010

PBS is very educational, Sesame street, Super Why and many others

Kerri - posted on 04/25/2010

Signing Time is one of our favorites - super entertaining and they quickly pick up on another language as well!

Tracy - posted on 04/24/2010

leap frog - letter factory videos are also really good, my daugther could identify the letters and say their sounds by 18 mos - I thought they were great -

Felicia - posted on 04/24/2010

WORD WORLD IS TEACHING MY ALMOST 3 YEAR OLD TO READ AND SPELL WORDS. AND HE LOVES IT!