PhotobucketPhotobucketPhotobucketPhotobucketPhotobucketPhotobucketPhotobucketPhotobucket

Saturday, November 28, 2009

Lots to Learn Children's DVDs - Review

You'll be reminded of another children's video product when you view a Lots to Learn DVD. You know, the one that claimed to make your kids geniuses? (Did anyone actually believe the hype?)

My daughter was not a fan of those other video products, so I wasn't sure what she'd think of Buster's Favorite Animals DVD by Lots to Learn. There are a few key differences that you'll notice immediately. For one, the puppets in Lots to Learn speak actual words, as opposed to the annoying squeaky noises and laughs in that other video. It also features fun songs for kids about what they're learning. In my view, songs help aid teaching more than anything else. I'm 30, and I still sing the alphabet for letter ordering! The last difference: Lots to Learn videos are not boring! There are plenty of bright images and cheerful kids and characters to keep things interesting.


Lots to Learn is a proud recipient of the NAPPA Gold Award! NAPPA stands for National Parenting Publications.


BUY IT! Lots to Learn DVDs are $19.99, and I have a special offer for readers! Use coupon code MAMA for a whopping 30% off! (expires in January 2010)

If you're interested in Lots to Learn, become a Facebook fan or follow them on Twitter to receive updates from this award-winning company.

Absolutely not compensation was provided for this review. Lots to Learn sent me a fantastic educational DVD and I offered my honest opinion of their product.

0 fabulous remarks!:

Post a Comment

Affiliates

Special Events

z

Blog Roll

Mama Must Have It
Baby Shower Event @ Raising My 5 Sons
Girls' Lunch Out
Jolly Mom
Photobucket

Topics

about (1) accessories (11) advertising (1) art (1) articles (8) baby (3) baby gear (5) backtoschool (4) bags (3) baking (2) baseball (1) basil (1) bath products (1) beach (1) beauty (6) birthday parties (1) blogger events (6) blogging (2) blogher (1) books (9) budget-friendly (1) business (1) cards (1) casserole (1) casual dining (2) celebrities (1) children's books (4) children's shoes (1) cleaning (4) clothing (15) coffee (5) concerts and events (1) confections (1) cooking (8) coupons (21) crafts (1) cranberry (1) decorating (2) diapering (2) dining (1) dogs (1) dolls (2) dvd (3) ecofriendly (5) electronics (1) entertainment (26) events (1) fairtrade (1) fallforfashion (14) family fun (1) family-friendly (2) fashion (2) flowers (1) food (23) food labeling (1) for kids (1) freebies (17) fun places for kids (1) furniture (2) gadgets (1) games (1) gardening (3) gear (1) GGMholidayguide (7) gifts (14) girls (1) giveaways (25) goat (1) grilling (1) grooming (1) guest bloggers (5) halloween (2) health (7) healthy (4) home movies (1) household (5) how-to (1) hygiene (1) jeans (2) jewelry (1) kids (4) kids apparel (3) kids gifts (1) kids music (2) kids shoes (4) kitchen (7) laundry (4) Lost (11) low-fat (4) make your own (1) martha stewart (1) maternity (2) mens clothing (1) models (1) music (4) music class (1) nate berkus (1) natural (2) new jersey (1) newspapers (1) nursery (1) office supplies (1) parenting (1) party planning (1) pennsylvania (2) personalized (3) Pets (2) Philadelphia (2) photobooks (1) plastic surgery (1) play places (1) PR (1) pregnant or fat? (1) press events (2) printing (2) pumpkins (1) ragu (1) Ramblings (47) recall (1) recipe (5) reviews (382) Rules (1) shoes (4) Skincare (4) snacks (4) software (1) spiritual (1) Sponsored (20) sports (1) stocking stuffers (1) summer (2) Summer Essentials (24) sushi (1) sweet breads (1) swimwear (1) Tassimo (1) technology (1) theme parks (2) toddler (25) toddler eating (2) toys (12) travel (1) traveling with children (2) undergarments (1) unilever (1) V-Day (1) video-editing (1) vitamins (1) w/w (22) water (1) weeds (2) Winners (10) WinningStyle (13) women (1) women's accessories (1) women's gifts (1) womens clothing (4) wordless wednesday (8) wordpress (1) yo gabba gabba (1) zoo (2)

Search This Blog

 
Blog Design by April Showers