The result is Baby Einstein, a company adored by moms and tots alike. Now, Aigner-Clark has a new project: ... "Baby Mozart," they hit a stroke of incredible luck they call "the Mozart effect." ...

The brainchild of Denver- area schoolteacher Julie Aigner-Clark, the videos – with such names as “Baby Einstein,” “Baby Mozart” and “Baby Bach” – were so successful that Walt ...

The couple, who live outside Denver, shot the first, “Baby Mozart,” in their basement. It was released in 1996. ... By the time the Clarks sold Baby Einstein to Disney in 2001, ...

The Staten Island, N.Y., infant is apparently a big fan of the Baby Einstein series, with titles like Baby Mozart, Baby Shakespeare, and Language Nursery making regular rounds in his family's VCR.

Educational videos for toddlers are no substitute for good-quality time with parents, but they also don't fry kids' brains.

Baby Einstein's productions emphasize "real-world" images over computer graphics or animation to more accurately reflect the world that babies see. The company generated $100,000 in its first year ...

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ESSAY: Mozart may not turn your kid into the next Einstein (he didn’t do well in school anyway), but it certainly can’t hurt. Here’s a little common sense for parents. The Orange County ...