Customer Reviews

Kideosyncrasy Volume 1

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Okay, my cousin (Curtis) is one of the dancers in this DVD, and his parents aren't showing off what he learned in dance classes. He never even HAD any dance classes, an neither did most of his other friends on the show.
Anyways, Kiddeosyncrasy is a fun-filled exercize video for YOUNGER kids. As an adult, you may think it's cheesy, a 4 to 8-year-old just sees FUN! Kideosyncrasy 2 and 3 are coming, too. So, if you have a 4 to 8-year-old who wants to learn some basic dances or just plain needs exercize, I HIGHLY reccomend this DVD!

I purchased this DVD for my children (8 and 5) and they love the fun music and cool dance moves. It is fun to watch the two of them learning together, and it goes slow enough so my five year old has time to catch on to each new move. My husband even loves to dance with them! This is a great way to get the kids to get off the couch and get active!

Ordered this for my 7 year old and he absolutely loved it. I didn't have too high of expectations when I ordered it, but it did just what its supposed to. My child is more active and still wants to watch it almost a year later.

I ordered this DVD for my two sons ages 8 & 10. This DVD gets them to exercise and they don't even know it. They have so much fun learning these dance moves and even break a sweat doing it. My boys were hooked to video games for years but now enjoy Kideosyncrasy even more. This is a great DVD for all parents looking for new and fun ways to get their kids active.

I brought this home for my daughter who has an interest in dance. This pretty much killed that interest. In kids videos we are all willing to tolerate the lousy production value and overall cheesiness, but there should be perhaps some kind of useful content, no? NO! They run through a dance at top speed, then "teach" the dance all at once at regular speed, and tell the kids to REWIND IT if they want to learn the dance! There is no way for my daughter to keep up and possibly learn a thing!

This appears to be a vanity project set up by some of the parents or something, who decided to show off what dance class dollars have accomplished.

Other inanities include: constant blurbs about how exercise is cool, really awful contrived jokes, terrible acting and special features that, if you weren't so mad about the uselessness and frustration factor of this disc, might be fun to ridicule otherwise.