Little Einsteins

I loved this show as a toddler! One of my favorites! One of those shows I'll cherish in my heart forever! It's how I got to love classical music, and I think it's a good show to introduce kids to classical music, travel, and art! You gotta see it! That's how I was introduced to Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Vivaldi, and many other of the greatest classical composers! And artists like Van Gogh, Da Vinci, Monet, and many more artists. I love travel, and you can thank the creators of the show for that! It's a good way to introduce kids to classical music, art, and the amazing sights of the world! It's a #1 recommendation.

This was one of my favorite shows as a little kid along with Blues Clues, Wow Wow Wubbzy, Sesame Street and the Wiggles. Little Einstein's combines the elements of interactivity and adventures or in this case "missions" that Dora and Go Diego Go had with histories most famous art and music and it works very well. It serves as a great introduction to social studies art and music for preschoolers and kindergartners. Unlike Dora, the characters aren't hammering the fourth wall every other sentence but they can be annoying and their singing can be out of tune at times but their kids so it would be rude to criticize them. I think it's important for children to learn about music and culture and appreciate the art of Van Gogh and Da Vinci and the music of Mozart and Beethoven because it could inspire them to go out and be creative. Overall, Little Einstein's is one of the better preschools shows and it introduces important concepts at a young age.

Hi! I'm a 14 year old writing this, and I can confidently say that even though I first watched this heavily as a 4 year old, the show still holds up! It feels so entertaining and genuinely well made to watch. It's kind of sad seeing the difference between the old and new, the entertainment for kids back then and today. This show is extremely informative and fun to watch, and is perfect for children. Young kids nowadays should watch this more, it's an amazing show that still holds up today. I still feel sad that with how people perceive and monopolize little kids entertainment, we'll never see a show as good as this. If you're a parent of a small toddler, give it a try for them. Maybe they might like it!

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This show is just, OK. The characters are fine, even though by season 2 they turned Annie into a showoff with her singing. I know she's (sometimes) good at it, but she doesn't have to show off every, single, time. Sometimes, the characters don't even say "Thank you" to the viewer for helping, which is just flat-out rude. This does not apply to the celebration scenes, but still. This show is still pretty creative with it's music and art, and that's pretty cool.

This show was made after I was older than it's target demographic but I found it pretty fascinating. There is something very enticing about the zeitgeist (I think that's the right word) that pervades this show; the romanticism of the education we want to give our child, that hypothetical, photo-that-comes-with-the-frame family life where you enjoy "classical" music (it's all pretty greatest hits) with your little one against the backdrop of the country idyll. I didn't watch this avidly, don't think I ever fanboyed out over this, but formulaic storytelling notwithstanding, there was something naively positive about this show. They managed to be conspicuously educational AND pseudo-interactive without being obnoxious about it. Maybe it was the vibrant landscapes (often famous painting) and the presence of the well aged music but this multi-racial band of unsupervised prepubescents was singularly charming once in a while. The one with red hair and glasses is the leader! Us with glasses can be cool too!! There's also this weirdly sultry girl who always wears ballet gear (hey, it was a different time...) I sort of love how they unsubtly put polysyllables into their dialogue ("your so courageous!"). I also can't not respect making sure young people know proper musical nomenclature. Don't waste our time with how to change a tire, I need to know my rallantando from ritardando! Easy to make fun of, you could do so much worse.