eebee's Adventures All in a Day's Play Toy

We bought all three of the Eebee DVDs and would recommend them. Of the three, I'd suggest starting with "All in a days' play" if you only get one. That's the first we bought.What we liked most about Eebee is it featured only scenes of adults, babies, and Eebee playing different games. No computer graphics, no cartoons, no dumb jokes that only an adult would get. You only see things that a child might actually see in real life. It's a refreshing change to finally find a DVD actually made for children!My son loves watching it and over time understood what was happening. We could play the same games in person, and the DVD gave us some great ideas. The DVD features different children and adults, and they limit Eebee to doing things that any toddler might do. Our son also watches some Japanese kids shows, as well as some other DVDs made by other companies, but they don't really compare. They're too abstract, and at times annoying. Put simply, Eebee keeps it real.The one thing to note is there is only about 30 minutes of playtime on this DVD, with another 30 minutes of commentary explaining the best way to play the games shown. That said, when I compared with other DVDs I got like Baby Einstein, they were full of graphics, adverstisements, logos, and filler material (not to mention lots of corny jokes my son doesn't get). Baby Einstein is hit and miss for us, and in my opinion not really worth it by comparison. I'd return it if I hadn't got it on sale. Although we'd like to have seen more footage in Eebee, 30 minutes turns out to be about as much as my son will watch in 1 or 2 sittings anyways.I eventually bought all three DVDs and emailed the makers encouraging them to make more. The funny thing was I only found out about these DVDs because my son liked the Eebee plush toy at our local store, then I found out about the DVDs and ordered one off Amazon. He responded very positively to it around 10 months, although we didn't let him watch regularly until later.

Baby loves watching this, he drops everything he's doing to watch. Good for calming him down or keeping him occupied. However, we live in a digital high-definition age, and the video seems somewhat on the standard-def side of things, I had bought some videos directly from the eebee website, and they were frighteningly low-definition, almost amateurish quality, and bought this (more expensive) version on Amazon. Well, it's definitely a little bit better, but I find myself continuing to search for a high-res version, one that will actually look great playing back on my Retina iPad.I don't think baby cares that it's not high-def, though.

Eebee is not exactly my choice of a movie. But, my daughter loves watching him. I was surprised that it actually captured her attention for 2/3rds of the movie.

This is all my 17 month old wants to watch. We could have it on repeat 24/7 and she would be content. She gets so upset when it is over and we refuse to turn it back on. She obviously doesn't understand why she can't watch tv all day.

My 18 month old granddaughter loves the Eebee videos. Just wish they'd make a hand puppet. The stuffed animals are sold out on Amazon and elsewhere, scalping on eBay.

I have 2 Baby Einstein DVDs and read reviews that this video was better. I wish I had purchased another Einstein product instead. This sounds like a great idea and the puppet is cute. My son gets excited when the puppets show up on the Einstein DVDs, so I thought he would love this. This puppet is annoying and makes strange noises. I guess it is supposed to be "baby-like" noises, but they are just weird. The young girl that plays with the puppet is not enjoyable to watch. The ideas of how to play with your baby are just common sense things you are probably doing anyway. This doesn't affect how my baby likes the video, but I am also surprised to see earrings and necklaces on the young babies. Why?

This DVD is wonderful. I love the music, the bright colors, the puppet, the babies, and the loving adults. It is great fun and is so developmentally approriate for the youngest people in our lives. It helps them to learn important skills by seeing other children their age doing things. I definitely recommend it.

thies is a YES, YES, YES! Both my 12 month old grandaughter and 3 yr old grandson can agree on this one!