Sesame Street: Baby and Me | 
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| From: The Learning Company Category: Software
Buy New: $59.95
New (1) Used (1) from $35.00
Rating: 17 reviews Sales Rank: 7220
Format: Cd-rom Platforms: Macintosh, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows 95 Genre: Childrens Early Learning Software ESRB: Everyone Media: CD-ROM Age: 1 month - 1.9166666666667 years Operating System: Windows ME Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.1 Dimensions (in): 12 x 10.3 x 2
Model: SSY3744AE UPC: 772040778729 EAN: 0772040778729 ASIN: B00001QHZE
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Amazon.com Review Yes, it's possible your baby may try to teethe on the mouse at first. And you can pretty much count on your child occasionally bringing her or his fists down on the keyboard with a smashing degree of force. Yet once your kid begins participating in the muppet-happy fun and learning opportunities packaged into Sesame Street Baby & Me, you'll surely risk a little wear and tear on your hardware. A joint project between the tech and design wizards at the Learning Company and the wise educators and artists at the Children's Television Network, this CD is an impressive example of what an adaptive medium the interactive CD can be. Graciously hosted by popular Henson muppets such as Elmo, Zoe, and Big Bird, this parent-child program bubbles along gently and merrily from games of "Peek-a-Boo" to "Do What I Do" to "Silly Songs." Transitions from screen to screen and activity to activity are handled slowly and calmly, just as a baby needs. ("Are you saying bye bye?" Big Bird asks. "Okay, bye bye.") While the parent navigates, the child discovers the power of the mouse (to "rake up" screens full of autumn leaves, or "unwrap" presents) as well as the effects of the keyboard buttons (to make Elmo pop up in "Peek-a-Boo" or advance to new letter pictures in an alphabet game). The only disappointment in this CD is the absence of any nod to urban culture or childhood emotional education that the Sesame Street television show handles so beautifully. Indoors and out, all the scenes have a rather bland and homogenized look. As well, there are only one or two moments that display CTW-style wit (Elmo's relationship to the doe-eyed Baby Natasha is the best). Here's hoping they crank up the playfulness, emotional sensitivity, and world culture references in version 2. (Ages 1 to 3). --Jean Lenihan
Amazon.com Product Description Developed by the Children's Television Workshop trusted experts in early-childhood education, Sesame Street Baby and Me encourages parents to be actively involved in their child's development. Twelve activities entertain children with sing-along songs, cause-and-effect explorations, and an entertaining introduction to colors, shapes, animals, and more! Sesame Street Baby and Me features LearningBuddies technology! That means Big Bird and his Sesame Street friends act as LearningBuddies, tailoring the program to your children's changing needs while keeping them entertained and encouraged. (Ages 1-3)
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| Customer Reviews: Read 12 more reviews...
Toddler enjoys this! September 22, 2005 Francesca G. Hartop (USA) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Our 16-month old boy enjoys this quite a bit. He needs some help to use it, but loves the animation, and is learning how to use the mouse (when he's not trying to remove it from the computer!). The sound quality is good, and there is a nice variety of activities.
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this game!! August 20, 2005 J. Mills (Alabama) I bought this for my daughter on her 1st birthday and she loved it! It was her 1st computer game and she learned so much. Not only does this game teach basic computer skills using the keyboard and mouse, but the activities are fun & educational, too. She is now 6 and her baby brother, who is 19 months, is using it now. We still love it! The only problem I am having with it is that when he presses one of the Window keys on the keyboard, the game freezes up. We never had this problem before we got our new Dell, so it's probably got something to do with our system.
too expensive by Reader Rabbit Toddler instead January 29, 2004 5 out of 6 found this review helpful
My 20 month old son who really loves playing with his Reader Rabbit Toddler CD was not at all enthused by this one. I think it is really expensive and nothing outstandingly. You are better of buying Reader Rabbit Toddler, which has similar games like coloring, songs and animal sounds and also really cheap. Please try Reader Rabbit Toddler before you buy this one. I think it is not worth the investment.
Easy for ages 1-3 to use! December 29, 2003 V. Harris (Charlottesville VA) 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This is a great game for young toddlers. It is very easy for them to use. It helps ages 1-3 learn to use the mouse. The games talks to the children with a lot of encouragment. My 2 year old plays it all day. He just recently scratched up the disk...even though on a family of six budget, I am actually putting forth the money to get another one. It's that good.
Fun playing with Elmo and friends October 14, 2003 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
My 2 year old LOVES this program and it has given her great confidence on the computer. She operates the whole game by herself and happily uses the mouse, keyboard and switches from one activity to the other. Highly recommended!!!
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