“My Baby A to Z has some of the cutest puppets out there; I'm sure they could sell them by the thousands.”

“With a funky soundtrack and plenty of opportunities for kids to get up and get physical, My Baby A to Z is the antidote to cold weather couch potatoes!”

“My favorite part has to be the occasional moments when the puppets announce, "It's time to move!" and then groove to the music. It's a reminder for kids to get up and move instead of sitting passively watching TV.”

“Having those characters demonstrate how to find shapes in everyday life clued [my son] into his ability to find them all over the place too. It's been exciting to see him make the connections!”

“I think it’s the perfect length for little kids. [My Daughter] loved to wiggle to the music, and she laughed whenever the puppets came on screen."

"[My daughter's] attention was immediately captured with the dancing puppets...it's not too fast or slow paced, but just right to keep toddlers engaged and following along. There are plenty of opportunities to interact with the video, too..."

“[My daughter] absolutely loved the DVD.  She got up and danced…she answered the puppets when they spoke to the audience...she even turned to me at the end and said, ‘I give it two thumbs up, Daddy!’"

“I was happy to see that [my son] loved them as much as I did. After just a few minutes he was shouting shapes at the television and jumping on the couch trying to imitate the child actors who also appear on screen and encourage children to make themselves into the shapes.”

“[My son] doesn't seem to care much for television, but he found the DVD to be interesting enough to hold his attention for the whole video…he was definitely learning and having his shapes reinforced for him…[and] since watching [he] has been pointing out circles, triangles, squares and stars to me all over the place.”

“…parents these days are lead to believe this generation of children have attention spans so short they need state-of-the-art bells and whistles to help them learn. My Baby A to Z proves that they don't. It proves that solid concepts, goofy engaging characters and a phat, funky bass line does the job very nicely, thank-you-very-much."