Baby DVDs

Monkisee Baby DVDs

Early Learning DVDs Designed To Teach Babies To Read While Having Fun

Take a look at the "MonkiSee Baby DVD" collection. This series of baby dvds has been skillfully designed to entertain, engage and educate your baby. The MonkiSee Baby DVDs use puppets, poetry, and music to introduce your baby to language at an early age.

Each baby DVD introduces new subjects such as body parts, colors, shapes and more. Click on any one of the products below to find out details pertaining to that particular DVD. Be sure to check back often as our MonkiSee line of baby DVDs is constantly expanding due to requests for more from our customers. Parents continually tell us that MonkiSee Baby DVDs are their baby's favorite baby dvd series.

In recent years the amount of quality educational baby DVDs available for parents of young children is certainly growing. Parents can choose to expose their babies to baby DVDs that teach their babies to read or to learn a foreign language. These programs are a wonderful tool for parents to use throughout the day to expose their baby to subjects that on their own, they may never get the opportunity to do.

At Intellectual Baby we get hundreds of moms writing to us telling us how much they love the MonkiSee program. They can definitely see a change in their babies’ level of understanding almost immediately upon beginning the reading program.

See what some other MonkiSee users are saying about this growing line of baby DVDs.

"I have had the MonkiSee DVD since my daughter was 6 months old. I think the sound you put before each word helps keep her eyes fixed on the television. Pure genius! She enjoys everything about it, especially the puppets. Thanks for your wonderful product." -- Desiree, New Jersey

"I wanted to tell you that the first time I showed my son your MonkiSee All About Colors video he cried when it was over. He still begs for it. It is definitely one of his favorites." -- Tracy – Canada

"I purchased your system for my grandson for Christmas which was a little over a month ago. He loves books so much I just thought I would try it. He learned to sign at day care and very quickly and I thought he would be up for it. He is amazing. He signs by tapping his head when he wants to look at the flash cards or points at the TV and taps his head or pulls on his hair when he wants to watch the video which is at least twice a day.  I watch him two days a week and the other days he goes to pre school/daycare. He says more words and the names of colors almost every time we go through the cards. He knows where the flash cards are and you don't get away with just going through one set he knows there are four and you have to keep going. In the morning he wants to watch the video and when I think he is not paying attention, I turn it off and he cries, apparently he was paying some attention. He has his body parts down pat. He knows the video so well he starts dancing where the music will come on a second or two later even when he is sitting. He knows what body part is going to come on before it does.  I think the system is great." -- Karyl Freeman, California