In case you missed the memo about Baby Einstein DVDs not giving your infant the ability to comprehend theoretical physics, scientists have released more research proving “baby media” is fairly ...

The kiddie-DVD industry hasn't made her into Einstein—but it has made sure she's properly fed, clothed, and bathed even at the most harrying of times. That, in its own way, is genius.

Bam. If you've ever had to sit through a modern educational kids movie, you've realized they're garbage. Junk like Diego and Baby Einstein are useless educationally and, in comparison to Looney ...

News Release 8-Aug-2007 Baby DVDs, videos may hinder, not help, infants' language development Peer-Reviewed Publication University of Washington ...

Baby DVDs, Videos May Hinder, Not Help, Infants' Language Development Date: August 8, 2007 Source: University of Washington Summary: Despite marketing claims, parents who want to give their ...

Aigner-Clark, a former English teacher, conceived the Baby Einstein videos, which combined classical music, verse, puppets and shiny objects. The couple, who live outside Denver, shot the first ...

The baby DVDs seemed to have no effect on the vocabularies of older kids -- toddlers over 17 months. But younger tykes just couldn't place as many words as their non-DVD-addled fellows.

Baby Einstein has changed language promoting some baby DVDs on its Web site, a move critics hailed as a victory in their effort to stop what they say are false claims that the videos are ...

For those parents out there who were holding out hope that scientists would someday vindicate Baby Einstein DVDs and other so-called educational videos aimed at the under-2 set, a leading ...

Understandably, Disney -- which acquired Baby Einstein Co. in 2001 -- wasn’t happy to be viewed as acknowledging that its products were scholastically worthless.

The “Baby Einstein” brouhaha blew up further Monday when Walt Disney Co. defended “Baby Einstein” videos and demanded the University of Washington retract an “inflammatory” news ...

Buyers can also exchange DVDs for a "Baby Einstein" book or music CD, or receive 25 percent off a "Little Einstein" product. The offer expires March 4.