Product Details

• Actors: Rob Reiner, Dr. T. Berry Brazelton, Maria Shriver, Jamie Lee Curtis, LeVar Burton
• Format: VHS, Color
• Number of tapes: 6
• Studio: First 5 California
• ASIN: B001RUXRSE
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #89,499 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)

Editorial Reviews

Contains six VHS videos. In 1997 Rob and Michele Reiner joined forces with leading child development experts to help raise public awareness about the critical importance the prenatal period through the first early years plays in a child's healthy brain development. Already a renowned film director, Reiner turned his talents to helping educate parents on this, and other topics of interest to the caregivers of our youngest children. The critically-acclaimed I Am Your Child series began with the release of "The First Years Last Forever" in 1997. The star-studded series has grown throughout the years to comprise 13 productions in English, 11 in Spanish, and continues with "For The Child," to help educate foster parents about the mental health resources available for the children in their care. Narrated by Rob Reiner, Dr. T. Berry Brazelton, Maria Shriver, Phylicia Rashad, Gloria Estefan, Jamie Lee Curtis and LeVar Burton. CONTENTS: 1) The First Years Last Forever -Tips on bonding, communication, health and nutrition, child care. 2) Your Healthy Baby - Tips on how to have a healthy pregnancy, breastfeeding, when it is best for you and your children to visit the doctor, what foods to feed your children, exercising, how to have fun being healthy. 3) Safe From the Start - Tips on car safety, safety at home, safety outside the home, toy safety and gun safety. 4) Ready To Learn - Shows why you should talk and read to your baby, ways to read with your child daily, teaching read and writing activities, and more. 5) Quality Child Care - Shows why quality child care is important, what to look for when choosing child care, questions to ask caregivers, and more. 6) Discipline - Tips on why children feel safe when you set limits, how to set limits right from the start, why a firm but gentle approach works best, and more.