Reviews, highly welcome!

I don't have time to look for reviews for all of them, but here's one for the nutcracker one, and it looks really good.

http://www.amazon.com/Princessa-Presents-Nutcracker-Englands-Birmingham/dp/B002VJ05CQ/ref=pd_cp_mov_2

The pocoyo deal shows Dance, Pocoyo, Dance in the photos, but the description says it comes with Let's Party. Wrong photo or wrong description?

I am going to have to disagree with the recommended age range. My daughter was 3 months when we first started playing Pocoyo for her and she absolutely loved it then and loves it now at 19 months. 3 years+ really just tells me that the manufacturer wants our children to learn and grow at a slow pace. Meh. I may be in for Poyoco.... WE LOVE IT! Highly Recommended!

inkycatz wrote:Reviews, highly welcome!

Dino Dan is the twisted tale of a Canadian boy who has lost touch with reality. Lacking basic social skills, Dan turned inward, creating imaginary friends in the shape of brightly colored dinosaurs. He quickly loses touch with reality, and is unable to differentiate real life from his fantasy world. When Dan destroys his pinata at a party, he blames it on a dino. When he steals from a teacher, a dino did that too. As the series progresses it becomes clear that Dan is crying for help, and that none of the adults in his life care enough to answer. Near the end, Dan slips further into madness, dragging other young children with him.

That said, my 5 year old loves the crap out of this show.

Fountain3586 wrote:I am going to have to disagree with the recommended age range. My daughter was 3 months when we first started playing Pocoyo for her and she absolutely loved it then and loves it now at 19 months. 3 years+ really just tells me that the manufacturer wants our children to learn and grow at a slow pace. Meh. I may be in for Poyoco.... WE LOVE IT! Highly Recommended!

Pretty much all modern research shows that TV (including videos, etc.) is bad for kids under 2 years, and some even raise that to 3.

"Two studies have shown, for instance, that seemingly educational shows like such as Sesame Street actually have negative effects on language development when kids under two watch them."

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=kids-under-2-should-not-watch-television