Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #35267 in VHS
• Released on: 2001-08-28
• Rating: Unrated
• Formats: Animated, Color, Live, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of tapes: 1
• Running time: 35 minutes

Amazon.com
Lullaby & Goodnight portrays bedtime as it should be: a time of togetherness, soothing rituals, and song. A multiethnic group of mothers, Walter the radio (Tim Conway), Rosebud the talking flower (Caroline Rhea), and a host of animated friends create an ideal bedtime routine for several children. Songs like "This Is the Way We Wash" and "Pajamas" accompany footage of the children getting ready for bed. Animated segments include story time with "Winken, Blinken, and Nod" and favorite lullabies like "Toora, Loora, Loora" and "Brahms's Lullaby." Mommy and Me cofounder Dr. Cindy Nurik follows the presentation with advice about establishing bedtime routines. While this series will not put a child to sleep, it offers a nice selection of lullabies, poems, and stories appropriate for bedtime. (Intended for children ages birth to 5 years old and their parents.) --Tami Horiuchi

From the Back Cover
From washing up and getting into PJs, to wishing on a star and listening to a bedtime story, Lullaby & Goodnight provides the ultimate cure to the bedtime blues. Combined with nursery rhymes, familiar lullabies and nighttime favorites, the comforting images and soothing melodies will delight and inspire as well as offer sweet dreams to all. Featured songs include Mister Sandman, You Are so Beautiful, All the Pretty Little Horses, Clair de Lune, Brahms' Lullaby and many more!

Customer Reviews

Creepy and annoying!
My daughter, who just turned two, has never liked this DVD, and neither do I. It scares her-especially the creepy flower played by Caroline Rhea. The moms are annoying, the songs are unimaginative, and it just drags on and on. The worst part is that, everytime the DVD almost succeeds in putting a child to sleep, it screams them back to consciousness! It does this twice, after nice, quiet parts: my least favorite is after the singing of the lullabies, when Caroline Rhea suddenly starts screaming out "CAMPTOWN RACETRACK FIVE MILES LONG, DOO DAH, DOO DAH"!

Homestly, don't waste your money, especially if you're wanting to use it at bedtime. It's annoying, ineffective, and just downright "weird", for lack of a better word!

13 month old twins are learning to brush their teeth!
My boy/girl 13 month old toddlers find this show fascinating. They are learning to brush their teeth and wash their face before bed. They listen to the story and love the music. Best of all, they are ready for bed when we are through!

A Delightful Movie
My 16 month old just loves this movie. It was given to him as a christmas present on VHS, and I am currently buying it on DVD so it can play in his own room. He falls asleep to it every night, and you never here a peep out of him while it is on. I think it is a great movie!