It is great DVD, it covers all subjects ( diapering
356047
It is great DVD, it covers all subjects ( diapering, feeding, breastfeeding, sleeping, infant CPR etc..), very informative. I recommend it.
4905742
Loved this dvd.  My twin girls who are 14 months think it is great.  They get very relaxed and watch it intently.  I recieved this DVD of celtic women very promptly.  Thank you.  I would definetely order from Amazon again.  very much recommended
2440085
This dvd covers everything! Strength & endurance, balance, flexibility, functional fitness, core training, cardiovascular...There's not a muscle that goes uncovered. It's almost like an aerobic strength training workout. It is nonstop, fastpaced toning that gives no time for breaks. She uses dumbells, a resistance tube, a step and a mat. The first half she uses the weights, the second half she uses the tubing. There's a great glute section and core workout at the end followed by a nice stretch. I do this one weekly and recommend it to anyone looking for a thorough, challenging workout.
4643028
i was having issues getting my son potty trained. i bought this dvd hoping it would start to make it seem more fun to go to the bathroom. and so far its been working great. he tells me when he needs to go. uses the terms they use in this video. and then even wants to wash his hands when hes done. i would recommend this to anyone who is trying to potty train a toddler. :)
4254496
Disclaimer: I am a certified yoga instructor and I have taken a Radiant Child workshop with Shakta Kaur Khalsa. This is a very engaging DVD. My three year old son asks to watch it daily.  Even when I think he isn't paying attention because he has decided to walk away from the TV and play with some toys, he is actively listening.  This entire DVD is songs with accompanying motions.  Most of the songs are sung by children and most of the motions are demonstrated by children.  My son is less interested in participating in the songs with motions demonstrated only by an adult, although he still listens to the songs and sings them on his own long after the DVD is done.  This DVD flows well and keeps children engaged because there is no instructional down time.  There is a separate chapter in the menu for learning the moves that go with the songs.  The only thing that would make this DVD better is if it had a matrix option to pick and choose the sequence of play for the song selections.
3932772
I bought this DVD because of Sly appears in it and I'll keep with my Sly DVD collection, the DVD have a such good message about child needs and and other good stuff for familes which they explain a variety of situations happend to different families.
1154909
Great program, good book...but doesnt cover essential issues like kids playing with their poop or toddlers diarrhoea.
3633751
The basic format of this DVD is that they separately recorded videos of a person performing the various poses that they wanted to use, and then you can select from a number of routines that combine those poses by jumping from one video to another.  In any given pose, they do a version modified by props so that it doesn't demand as much flexibility as the poses do when done in the standard way.

The really nice thing about this arrangement is that they can offer a much greater variety of different routines than you'll see on a typical yoga DVD.  There are routines meant to increase energy, routines meant to relax you, routines that are performed entirely while seated, and so on.  It was actually the option of purely seated routines that first drew me to this DVD, as I took several yoga classes a while ago but had issues with knee pain from a previous injury that kept me from doing much of what my classes covered.  For that purpose, I liked this DVD very much because it gave me options to try to pursue yoga without the annoyance of standing around waiting for a normal video or class to get past the parts that were unsafe for me to do.

However, there are some ways in which it doesn't work out as well as a typical yoga DVD.  Because it jumps among independently made videos of different poses, you don't get to see the instructor moving from one to the next, and it's much more difficult to get into the sense of relaxed flow that's one of the nice qualities of yoga.  It can also sometimes jump between different needs regarding the props you're expected to have handy without giving a great deal of warning (though once you've done the same routine several times, this is likely to stop being an issue for you).  For most poses the descriptions of what you should be doing are well done, but there are a couple where the action on the screen and the narration are out of sync, and it feels very awkward for them to be telling you to do something else while the demonstrator is still just holding the previous phase of the pose.

I think that this can be a valuable DVD to have on hand for days when you have special needs, such as if you're not feeling very well and want the option of picking a very gentle routine to help you relax, or if you may have overworked yourself in another activity and need to pick something you can do sitting down.  For people who are looking for the DVD they'll be using the majority of the time, though, I think most will enjoy it a lot more if they stick with finding a beginner's yoga DVD where an entire routine is filmed as a whole, so that you can get the experience of having the instructor move with you from one pose to the next and talking through the entire sequence as a whole.  For most people I think that will really be more enjoyable.

(That said, if you can manage to set up even a couple of lessons with a live instructor who can actually see you to correct your positions, that's always a good idea to minimize the chances that you might injure yourself.  Regardless, be careful at first since your body isn't used to these kinds of positions, and if you try to force something you may regret it.)

If you do decide to get this video, expect to need a chair (ideally the standard 4-legged type that stays in one place, rather than something on wheels), a yoga mat, a blanket or towel, a yoga belt (basically a long strap) and a couple of yoga blocks if you want to have all of the props on hand that they use to make the poses require less flexibility.
3865427
I really love this dvd. I was surprised by the way they presented the subject. It wasn't one sided. I really liked the overall presentation and would recommend it to others.
3696426
My 2 yr old son loves to watch this DVD.
He asks me atleast once a day if he can watch
Go Potty DVD also he sings the song in the DVD.
My son watched this DVD for a week then he started going pee in the potty
once a day. (before he would only go potty once a week.)
I recommend this DVD.
464174
This is an excellent DVD compared to baby einstein products. We introduced it to my son when he was 15 months and he loves it. This not only calms him down but he has learnt various things from it. We brought it from Walmart for $6.99 and it also has a bonus audio CD. The value is unbeatable. I would recommend it to everybody.
2255162
Our 2 1/2 year old loves Elmo, so we thought he might trust Elmo's advice on using the potty.  He constantly asks to watch this DVD.  I like that it talks about learning to listen to your body so you can tell when you have to go.  A nice way to introduce some new concepts for your little one.
1475365
This DVD shows various breastfeeding positions & gives a wealth of useful information.  I would have preferred a little more in-depth information, but it is still well worth the time to watch this (especially if you are first-time parents).  I purchased this & her newborn care DVD & found them both to be useful.
4871688
My main complaint about this DVD is that it is basically a video, but on a DVD.  There is no DVD menu to choose which part to play, so you have to watch the introduction and tutorial parts (or fast forward through them) each time.  I liked "My Baby Can Talk" better.  That said, the content of the video is good.  If it had a more user-friendly format on the DVD, I would like it a lot.
2377963
This is by far one of the strangest dvd's. I feel as thought the makers were on heavy drugs when they thought of it, but my son loves it! It has a talking toilet and diapers and follows three children in their journey through toilet training.  There are a few things I like, it shows different ways to use the toilet - one girl sits on the seat, one girl uses a ladder and seat thing (which is what we own) and the boy stands to pee.  It's cute and my son will watch it 5 times in a row. We have been training him for some time and he pees fine, but the poop is another issue.  I was hooping this might help given all of the reviews, but it has not.  And my son actually doesn't like the idea of a potty champion or bathroom champion (whichever it is).  He gets mad about it.  I give it three stars because he likes to watch the dvd and he hasn't regressed. So, I am back to the drawing board on ideas!
2794049
It's a really good DVD for all the family, every episode is about something that can help people to think about things in life, also is fun for every body.
1327645
Recommended by a good friend this DVD is faster and easier than the book.  Wow full of hands on techniques you can start using on day one.  First and foremost, Swaddle.  Swaddling improves sleeping and calms the baby quickly and easily.  This DVD can save you a lot of crying and distress and lets dad play an active role in baby care.  I have watched it about 10 times.