BABY HUMAN (DVD)
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| Product Description- Actors: Baby Human
- Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
- Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
- Format: Color, DVD-Video, NTSC
- Language (Original Language): English
- Region Code: 1
- Release Date: 2004-02-10
- Running Time: 150 minutes
Customer ReviewsReviewed on 2008-04-26 
Very Imformative!
I saw part of this series on Discovery Health last year and I had to get it! This is a must have for parents who want to understand how babies grow and learn. Best video of its kind out there...and the price is excellent! |  | Reviewed on 2007-05-11
A wonderful program that helps parents understand their child
I've watched the Baby Human in several occasions and have enjoyed every part of it. Its an excellent program that helps parents understand and learn about the wonderful human baby. If anyone is interested the company Express Media Canada, offers the second series. | | Reviewed on 2007-02-26
Too Cool
I am a new mom and my husband is a new dad. We found this video extremely helpful. We were both the youngest in our families and we waited a long time to have a kid. This opened our eyes to our baby on how he thinks, feel, and moves. I think this is amazing for a new parent who maybe isn't so sure on what to do. | | Reviewed on 2006-09-28
Probably The Best I've Seen
This DVD possesses some of the best editing and production that I have yet to see in a child development product.
Each of the sections (cognitive, physical, and language) is well researched. It's easy to understand and highly accessible.
Just as perfect for a personal library as it is for staff development. | | Reviewed on 2006-07-13
A great source for Human Development video clips
This series of "to walk," "to think," and "to talk" is a great resource for child/human development. It portrays current research in a brief yet engaging manner. I use it in my Human Development course and students consistently find it helpful, informative, and interesting in demonstrating concepts and research that we're covering. The second series of "to feel," "to belong," and "to relate" is also a great one. | |
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