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A really great DVD for babies

Oxbridge Baby - Learn to Talk
Starring: Francesca Lebens
Manufacturer: Oxbridge Baby
ProductGroup: DVD
Binding: DVD

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ASIN: B000W3LKTU
Release Date: 2007-09-24

Customer Reviews:

Nice DVD.......2007-10-25

This is a really nice DVD. The woman who does the facial expressions is great to watch and mix of things you see on screen keeps everything interesting. It runs for about 30 minutes and the tutorial is very helpful.

A really great DVD for babies.......2007-10-04

At last a baby DVD that actually does what it says on the cover! I think we must have been one of the first families to get a copy of `Learn to Talk' and what an amazing find it has been. So why is it so good? Well on some levels it's the same as Baby Einstein in as much as there are some parts where you see brightly coloured toys and shapes etc, but the other parts are totally different and that's what makes it special.

To start with there is a woman who appears every few scenes to show us either a facial expression/sound or introduce a new word through very basic sign language. There are also a number of real farm animals that appear to a cute version of Old MacDonald (which our youngest especially liked). We have not seen anything quite like this DVD before and for us it has been a breath of fresh air.

One other feature to mention is the excellent parents tutorial. Basically this is a voice over from the speech therapist who (as she tells us) helped to create the title. To be honest this was probably worth the cost of the DVD alone as for about 20 minutes she tells you what the best techniques are to help your baby talk. Overall this is a great title and a welcome addition to the ever-expanding baby DVD market.

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