Another day, another study showing that "educational" programming for babies isn't. The latest research, which came out yesterday, shows that infants between 1 and 2 don't pick up any language skills ...

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Fueling recent criticism of educational DVDs for toddlers, a new study finds that kids do not improve language skills after viewing one such product, the Baby Wordsworth ...

Brain booster or digital baby sitter? Researchers and consumer advocates have long criticized producers of educational baby toys and DVDs for overstating their products’ value. And now The Baby ...

Baby Einstein has changed language promoting some baby DVDs on its Web site, a move critics hailed as a victory in their effort to stop what they say are false claims that the videos are educational.

We haven't because after a fit of housecleaning and culling through old toys and clothes last week, my husband threw ours away just before the Disney-owned Baby Einstein company announced the deal.

The Walt Disney Co. is expanding a refund program for its "Baby Einstein" videos for toddlers in response to challenges about the legitimacy of its educational claims. By The Associated Press The Walt ...

Baby Einstein – the DVD and video line that turned its Centennial founder into a multimillionaire praised by President Bush – may hurt infants’ language development, a study released this week has ...

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Taking on Baby Einstein’s DVD empire is a formidable task. But Juno, a precocious puppet with big googly eyes, pigtails and a red dress, is up for the job. Her strategy: Create original orchestral ...

The Disney company, which owns ABC7 and the Baby Einstein series of videos is offering $15.99 for each DVD that parents send in. This is to settle a threatened lawsuit saying the DVD's showing images ...

LOS ANGELES – The Walt Disney Co. is expanding a refund program for its "Baby Einstein" videos for toddlers in response to challenges about the legitimacy of its educational claims. The company ...