I started out by buying Richard Scarry's counting DVD. I loved it so much, I bought all the rest (minus the nursery rhymes DVD). My 2-year-old son really enjoys watching the movie, as does my 6-month-old daughter. I personally enjoy the DVD and its innocence. I like that it is simple yet captivating for them. It really holds their attention. I tend to be pretty particular when it comes to movies for my children, making sure they don't teach any bad habits and that it doesn't teach anything contrary to the Bible. I was very pleased to see there wasn't any reference to magic, fairies, etc, as many things tend to include such references these days.

My wife and I first found this at the video store and I'm ordering it along with the Best Learning Songs Ever. I remember fondly the books from childhood and was pleased to see the stories and art are just as fun as ever. Our 2 year old sits entranced. If you're like us you end up listening to and memorizing all your toddler's videos. This video is easy to hear and see over and over, and is a great break from that wonderful, but high-pitched and hyper entertainer, Elmo.

A great early childhood video. It was the first thing my 21-month old twins took an interest in outside of Teletubbies (and it was a welcome change). Huckle Cat and Lowly Worm go to the library to get a book. There is a song about the library and then Huckle chooses a book of silly stories. He and Lowly proceed to a shady spot under a tree and read three clever "silly stories" which contain a message or two (stop, look and listen). Definitely recommend for kids 18 months through preschool.