It seems that a lot of people downloaded the file so I guess it still works properly. Please let me know if the file cannot be downloaded and I will re-upload it.
It is a song from Zippy and Me series.
I wrote about these great videos here:
http://forum.brillkids.com/teaching-your-child-signing-speaking-foreign-languages/teaching-babies-english-watch-gogo's-adventure-with-english/15/Here is an excerpt: I have another great tip for videos teaching babies and little kids English. It is really very interactive and great. I really recommend it for teaching English as a second language. It is "World Family – Zippy and me!"
Active Learning vs. Passive Exposure: What Parents and Caregivers Should Know
There’s been a lot in the news about babies and children watching TV, movies, and videos. You’ve probably noticed that there’s a new wave of movies and videos geared specifically to babies. Keep in mind that there’s a big difference between actively engaging your child in a learning experience and simply exposing them to it. There are a lot of great video programs on the market for babies and children. Some of these baby and children movies and videos encourage learning through “passive exposure,” where children simply sit passively and watch images set to classical music. Experts agree that without tactile stimulation or adult’s physical involvement, there’s less sensory input and the risk of slower development.
Unlike other DVDs, video, or television programs, Zippy and me! helps you create a complete, fully integrated age-appropriate learning environment that stimulates your child’s cognitive, motor, social, and language development. Zippy and me! DVD interactive learning program is an active learning system that, through interactive, one-on-one playtime, strengthens your bond and stimulates development of your baby’s cognitive, motor, social, and language skills.
Simply put, more sensory stimulation leads to faster development because more neural “connections” are made in your baby’s rapidly growing brain. Zippy and me! Interactive Development Program promotes fun and learning for you and your kid.
The similar series is Play along but it is for younger children.
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