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Baby Talk Shows
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Baby Einstein – My First Signs $19.99 A playful introduction to words and sign language — my street to main street!– Exposes babies to words and sign language– Presents a fun way for parents and little ones to “go exploring”As babies grow, their eye-hand coordination begins to improve as their ability to interact with their surroundings blossoms. It is the perfect time for My First Signs, A playful introduction to 20 common words a… |
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Kids in Motion $9.54 Song titles include: Kids In Motion; The Body Rock; Animal Action I; The Freeze; Count Bounce; The Balancing Act; Beanbag Boogie I; My Shadow, Poetry In Motion; Body Talk; Animal Action II; Shadow Dancing; Tummy Tango; Show Me What You Feel; Beanbag Boogie II; and What Is Pink? Poetry In Motion…. |
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My Baby Can Talk – First Signs $17.98 My Baby Can Talk – First Signs The My Baby Can Talk – First Signs DVD is designed to be baby’s first introduction to preverbal communication. It also provides an introduction to sign language in a format designed to delight the senses while tapping into the baby’s language capabilities. The DVD is created to encourage interaction while set to classical music. The DVD takes the whole family on a… |
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Baby Babble – Speech-Enhancing DVD for Babies and Toddlers $14.99 Baby Babble (TM) – Speech Enhancing DVD is a captivating experience that exposes babies and toddlers to age-specific sounds and words. Little ones will love the simple sign language, amusing facial exercises, and beginning speech sounds and words while colorful toys and carefully arranged music stimulate their imagination. Parents will learn how to encourage speech and language at home in an educ… |
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Bill Cosby, Himself $6.50 After I Spy and before The Cosby Show, Bill Cosby left his own inimitable mark on the arena of stand-up comedy in this live concert showcasing his down-to-earth observations on the rigors and joys of family life. Cosby, using only a microphone and a chair, discusses his take on raising kids and the illogical nature of children and the futility of trying to argue with a child that in the end may be… |
