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Baby Boost Nursery Rhymes (2008)

Learn, Explore, and Discover with Baby Boost Engaging entertainment for infants is invaluable to early learning and positive growth and development, especially of motor skills. Baby Boost is here to help your young one learn, explore, and discover the world around them with interactive sing-alongs. Help your child sing, dance, and clap to live action and animated features that are entertaining and more importantly, educational. For toddlers and younger, Baby Boost includes favorite nursery rhymes I'm a Little Teapot; A-Tisket, A-Tasket; Hickory Dickory Dock; and more!
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Learn, Explore, and Discover with Baby Boost Engaging entertainment for infants is invaluable to early learning and positive growth and development, especially of motor skills. Baby Boost is here to help your young one learn, explore, and discover the world around them with interactive sing-alongs. Help your child sing, dance, and clap to live action and animated features that are entertaining and more importantly, educational. For toddlers and younger, Baby Boost includes favorite nursery rhymes I'm a Little Teapot; A-Tisket, A-Tasket; Hickory Dickory Dock; and more!

Rating:PG
Genre:Music
Directed By:Paul Perrymore
Written By:
In Theaters:9/30/2008
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Echo Bridge Home Entertainment

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