Little Einsteins Vol.1 - Mission Celebration [DVD]

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Anche questo DVD non ha tradito le nostre aspettative, è gradevole da guardare insieme e insegna davvero molte cose.

The series has seen only a handful of episodes come to DVD and the main purpose, I suppose, is to give children their "Little Einstein" fix beyond the daily 8 AM showtimes. Ring only appeared in the episode "Ring Around the Planet" when it fell off Saturn and landed near June's garden.In the UK dub, the Little Einsteins are voiced by Piers Stubbs (Leo), Poppy Lee Friar (June), Kirsty Hickey (Annie), and Mitchell Zhangazha (Quincy), and certain American terms are changed to fit within British English, such as changing mentions of candy canes to those of "sweetie sticks". Classical music, a staple of the Baby Einstein series, gets put to a narrative use here, offering catchy songs and a familiar, enjoyable aspect of each episode.

I bought this dvd, having read 2 reviews, did a quick check online, my son 20 months old absolutely adores this story, beautifully made. Warning: this episode employs a heavy amount of slapping your thighs as the children learn to pat to the "San Francisco Stop and Go.

Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. June is initially scared, as are the rest of the children, but they soon decide to help the Little Dragon Kite, whose friends are missing. I'm not particularly a fan of children singing, and was underwhelmed by the soft-spoken manner of these Little Einsteins.

If you’ve already done that, your item hasn’t arrived, or it’s not as described, you can report that to Etsy by opening a case. She is a singer who loves to make up songs and the only character who has piloted Rocket alone, as seen in "Annie's Solo Mission". From the latest releases to our most beloved classics, you'll find one of the largest selections of your favorite movies and TV shows all in one place. It's worked in the past, as I've been able to take jabs at movies like High School Musical and shows like "Higglytown Heroes" without being too vicious.I love the way my daughter can actually interact with the Einsteins too, copying their moves and helping them save the day! It's hardly a series that seems worth collecting in season sets, as watching three episodes in a row can be quite taxing on the audience (and their repeatedly-slapped thighs). Press releases stated "there are already plans to extend the Baby Einstein brand into a Little Einstein product line aimed at preschoolers. Featured art by: Zhou Shen, Cai Jia, Zhang Lu, Chou Ying; Featured music: Edvard Grieg's "Peer Gynt, Suite No.