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  | Sesame Beginnings - Moving Together Actors: Sarah Jessica Parker, Pam Arciero, Bill Barretta, Rickey Boyd, Fran Brill Directors: Adam Matalon, Ken Diego Genres: Kids & Family, Television, Educational UR 2007 0hr 40min (Family) Get ready to move and groove! Enjoy this DVD with your child and explore all kinds of movement. Dance along with Baby Elmo as his dad sings "There You Go, Little One." Laugh along with Baby Big Bird when he fal... more » |
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Movie ReviewsAnother high rating Maria Beadnell | NY United States | 06/19/2008 (5 out of 5 stars) "I firmly believe the less TV, the better, for young children and I rate this highly just the same. My 3 year old daughter loves this--and insists that someone plays it with her! So we dance and sing and call each other by the muppets' names for the whole time, which is a lot of fun. Sarah Jessica Parker is a joy to watch when she cuddles and plays with her little daughter, who clearly is used to enjoying books. The reason I took the time to add to the five stars here is that I didn't see my favorite part of this mentioned: the real-life parents/families interacting within the muppet segments. Unlike other Sesame Beginnings, this DVD shows plus size adults, older parents, least one parent of a special needs child, even several parents of multiple children. These families are far easier to relate to than the previous Sesame Beginnings parents, who all looked like LL Bean models." Loved It! S. Ruff | Toronto, ON, Canada | 02/18/2008 (5 out of 5 stars) "We loved this video. We are very selective about what our kids (2 and 3 1/2 year) watch and their viewing time is also very limited. This is one program I recommend. They love seeing Baby Elmo and Big Bird and then imitating the games they play (these games are worth imitating unlike some shows). Regular Sesame Street looses their interest, but they are drawn into the songs and games on this show."
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