Baby Mozart's 2008 Re-Release

The Baby Einstein Company debuted the award-winning, animated home video release Baby Mozart ten years ago, and is marking the anniversary with a special edition release of the bestselling title, as well as companion piece Baby Beethoven. Both will hit retail on Sept. 9, complete with expanded content and new bonus features.
Baby Mozart was developed by Julie Clark, a mom and former teacher, with the goal of creating a product that would encourage discovery and interactive experiences for parents and their babies. The title’s popularity grew through word-of-mouth and is now a tool used by many parents to engage their children.
Both Baby Mozart and Baby Beethoven have been digitally re-mastered and will feature a bonus feature titled ‘Together Time Tips.’ Narrated by Clark, the program will give parents tips on how to make DVD viewing an interactive and engaging experience for their children. Parents and childre can also experience the Discovery Cards bonus feature, which now includes corresponding sounds to the real world image presented on screen. Finally, an in-depth, retrospective bonus featuring Clark and her two daughters will highlight key milestones of the last decade from Clark’s perspective, including the conception of Baby Einstein, the initial vision for the brand and the overwhelming success of the company.
Baby Mozart and Baby Beethoven will be available on DVD at major retailers and online for the suggested retail price of $19.99 for DVD. The titles are recommended for children aged three months and up. For more information on The Baby Einstein Co., a subsidiary of The Walt Disney Co., go to www.BabyEinstein.com or www.LittleEinsteins.com.

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