Muzzy Review

[Joha]

When I started searching for materials to teach my dd foreing languages I came accross Muzzy. I checked the reviews here in the forum and they weren't good. I decided to checked out the German Muzzy from the library instead of buying it. At the beggining my dd wasn't to impress with it and I wasn't either. The graphics aren't that great. I have to say that I kept paying attention and I really like the vocabulary that was taught. I tried again later and now my dd loves it. She keeps asking for Muzzy. It is really hard to find good materials in German, so if you are teaching German to your kids I'll definetly reccomend it. Also, if you already have it and you kid didn't like, try once again you may be surprise. Even though it may look like a cartoon it works for me the way they brake it up with vocabulary and also my daughter gets expose to "regular" conversations. Regardin the graphics, yeah they are not that great, but my dd does't seem to care that they are not sharp, she just like the little green moster.

PS. I had to initiate a new topic because the other pne was way to old

[waterdreamer]

Thanks for sharing. I saw those a while back, the only thing was they are so expensive But hey if they work maybe it would be worth it. How old is your daughter?

[Joha]

She is 17 months old. You could probably see first if they have them at your local library. Also, I think they have a 30-day free trial. You may want to do that and see if you bb likes it.

[waterdreamer]

Sadly I looked and they don't have it

[Joha]

I'm sorry to hear that. Which language are you teaching your baby?

[waterdreamer]

Right now he is fluent in English and ASL. We just started French and I'm hoping to start Spanish (he is already starting to remember words from Dora without me even trying this one)and maybe German(because my bff is originally from Germany.)

[hypatia]

I own Muzzy Mandarin and played it for the 1rst time today (daughter is almost 2)
What is being taught is really good. Everyday phrases, things like 'i love you' , come here, go away, thank you etc.numbers, even the alphabet.
I also like the vocab recap and the fact that there is a story to follow.
 

[Champdiva]

hi all,
Where can we get Muzzy Mandarin? How many DVDs in total?

Thank you.

[hypatia]

http://www.early-advantage.com/muzzybyage_z.aspx

[Champdiva]

Thank you very much Hypatia.

I will check this out.

[2010BEBES]

Only want to add that my grandson also likes the green monster. Usually he prefers SPANISH, our native language but somtimes i get him to watch English (comes in american and british) telling him it is for me and French that is for her aunt (my daughter) that reads and flash cards to him in french.
I am reinforcing my French and for my mother in law we play Italian (that is her parents language).
I think it is an excellent product that comes with 5 languages on the same DVD.
Maybe we will try to get Chinese next year.

The only issue I have is that we have to be very carfull since they can not be backup and I am afraid they will get ruin if my grandson handles it.

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