Here Come the ABCs [CD/DVD Combo]

As many people have mentioned, TMBG do a fantastic job with a great variety of songs on this album. What is an even bigger treat is the DVD that comes along with it. My son is 20 months old and this is the first, and for the most part only, DVD he will watch. The videos for each song are great as are the interludes between songs. My son loves when the robot says his ABC's "really fast!" and he dances around during the song "Clap Your Hands" every time he hears it.

If you enjoy TMBG you will enjoy this CD and DVD even after hearing it and/or watching it every day for a few weeks... The lyrics are kid friendly and educational in that Schoolhouse rock sort of way while the music is everything you would expect from TMBG. Be sure to add this to your chid's music collection (or even your own!)

This is one cd/dvd that I can watch 100 times a day and not get sick of. It's like reliving my youth while my kids live theirs.

After purchasing and loving TMBG's 123, I decided to pick up the ABC for my 2 1/2 yr old son. Overall I think the 123 CD is better, but this one is also full of catchy tunes that teach the basics (vowels are important letters, there's a vowel in every word) without hitting you over the head. The variety of musical styles also keeps it from becoming boring when your child demands it every day in the car. My son's favorite song is "QU" while I'm partial to the conifer song. The DVD is well done as well.

It goes without saying that a little Barney can become nails across a chaulk board. I gave this CD 5 stars because our 20 month old son loves it and my spouse and I can listen to it with him and have fun with it. The tunes are catchy. Something you can goof around with and sing along with. The alphabet is a big deal right now with our son (he loves ABC books too) and this makes learning lots of fun. We loved this one so much we eventually bought Here Come the 123s.

The DVD that comes with it is interesting to say the least. A couple of the songs on the CD were obivously made for the video portion as the song makes sense once you see the video. Good use of puppets and animation.

I purchased this DVD and the "123s" DVD for my 2-year-old who is obsessed with letters and numbers. He, of course, flipped over them and requests them almost every day. But, my six-month-old is the one that can't take her eyes off the TV whenever either of the two DVDs is playing. TMBG are definitely a hit in my house with both videos.