Customer Reviews

Disney's Winnie the Pooh Toddler

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My 3 year old is pretty bright and even though she could sing the ABC song I could not get her to visually recognize the letters. This CD ROM has a "popping ballons" game that is magnificent for learning to recognize the letters. This disk has multiple games that I know facilitated my daughters ability to become an expert with shapes, numbers and letters. I absolutely recommend it for all parents with toddlers in the home.

This game is nice, kids like it.

However, it uses 4.5 GIG of hard drive (no kidding) and when you shut it down, it doesn't reset your graphics back to the original settings. This forces you to reboot unless you want to look at windows drop-downs in "black and white" mode. Also, I could do without watching the 2 minutes of credits with no ability to click through at the end.

The learning games are satisfactory but the product itself is very low tech. It forces your screen resolution down to 480x640 and only 256 colors. If the game hangs up (often) your monitor is left at low res. They did not disable the Windows key on the keyboard and anyone with a child knows this key is hit often. It hangs up the game.
You are forced to run the program from the CD, no Hard Disk only install. If you have more than one Disney Interactive CD, you are left constantly changing CDs because we know how our kids love to change games in the middle.
There are 2 minutes of credits at the end of the game that you cannot bypass when exiting the game.
C'mon Disney. Your product is stuck in the early 90s. Get with the progam (pun intended).

I brought this software for my grand daughter who is 3yrs... after i read the feedback on this site i decided to purchase the game. and to my surprise my grand daughter was able to use it with little or no help... She has had no experience with computers until now.

I bought this program for my first grandson when he was 3. He loved it. It's simple and boring for grown ups , but at that age he was so proud to be on the computer., and he learned.,not only from the program.,but also how to work the computer. Now he is 6 years.,and he has playstation,nitendo,and wii.,he loves it all. He has programs for art and coloring,painting.,and very smart. I lost this program,it kept going from his house to mine and back again. Now I'm ordering it for his 2 1/2 year old brother and then to his new baby brother coming in July, plus it will be used by my grandaughter who is 3. Its a good program for little ones.