Product Description

Lovely Baby Magic CDs continue the early music integration process with your baby. The compositions are a bit more complex than earlier Lovely Baby CD releases, and the harmonies are a bit more stimulating and demanding, asking more of a baby's mind to process. Lovely Baby creator, Raimond Lap recommends Lovely Baby Magic CDs for babies that are older (3 months and up) or previously familiar with his earlier recordings. ABOUT LOVELY BABY CDs Other than the human voice, music is the original interactive medium. It remains the most beneficial learning resource for newborns, infants and babies today. For maximum brain development, young ones require appropriate stimulation, and special care must be paid to avoid over-stimulating them. Over-stimulation may lead to other problems down the road, most notably, ADD. Therefore, high-quality music that is age-appropriate and effective is the best way to give a baby the proper start in life. Created by award-winning composer and international baby music expert, Raimond Lap, Lovely Baby CDs are the first and only original music series in the world specifically created for babies, ages prenatal to 36 months. Through carefully crafted arrangements, these original recordings have been optimized for a baby's sensitive ears, and contribute to their emotional, intellectual and physical development. These unique recordings both stimulate and relax babies. By gently stimulating babies and putting them in a positive mood, they are in the most receptive frame of mind to learn and develop. This "revolution in edutainment" has been embraced by the early childhood development and early literacy communities, and are used in elite infant education programs around the world, including those of the U.S. Military.

Review

Cooing babies enliven simple, soothing piano and flute played in harmony with the sounds of nature and squeaky toys. --Parenting Magazine (advance review), July, 2005

Awarded Creative Child Magazine's "Seal of Excellence" award for 2005 --Creative Child Magazine, January, 2006