Product Details

• Actors: Marshall Haith, Ken Mitchell
• Directors: Marshall Haith
• Format: Animated, Color, Full Screen, Original recording remastered, NTSC
• Rated: G (General Audience)
• Number of tapes: 1
• VHS Release Date: January 1, 1992
• Run Time: 30 minutes
• ASIN: 0967826101
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #656,937 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)

Editorial Reviews

From the Actor

Provides stimulation and creates interest with dynamic visuals and sounds. Strong contrast and vivid colors in a variety of interesting shapes and patterns offer stimulation and pure entertainment.

Enhances understanding of relations between sights and sounds by showing babies how visual and auditory events go together. Babies begin to understand the relations between seeing and hearing.

Stimulates visual following by encouraging babies to use their eyes to track colorful shapes and objects as they move across the screen.

Encourages predictions of what comes next with engaging objects that appear and disappear or move in predictable paths. Babies develop awareness of expected outcomes.

Product Description

Early Images is a unique video "picture and sound book" developed by Drs. Marshall Haith and Naomi Wentworth, leading specialists in infant sensory development. It is a culmination of 35 years of research into how babies respond to moving objects and their related sounds. The dynamic images in this video entertain babies and engage their developing visual and auditory skills. This 30-minute tape consists of 27 computer-animated visual and auditory vignettes based on principles of infant perception:

Sensory Stimulation
Visual Tracking
Formation of Visual and Auditory Expectations
Sound and Sight Relations

Hours of fun for baby and parents, Early Images provides hours of fun for you and your baby as he or she explores the world of sight and sound.

For ages 0-12 months.

The first VHS video cassette designed to enhance baby's discovery of sights and sounds. Entertaining visuals, soothing music and related sound effects appeal to and gently stimulate your child's natural sensory abilities.

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