Vinko the Dancing Bear and DJ the Dinosaur personally invite your child to join in on this toetapping musical adventure Includes timeless favorites such as The Wheels on the Bus Pop Goes the ...

Animation and live action combined with classic nursery rhymes to get toes tapping and hands clapping Favorite Nursery Rhymes features familiar classics like Old McDonalds Farm Row Row Row Your ...

The brainy baby brigade returns in this fun-filled sequel to 1999's "Baby Geniuses." This time out, the pint-sized superheroes battle a megalomaniacal media mogul (Jon Voight), who's trying to ...

Baby Geniuses They might seem cute and innocent - but it turns out babies are way smarter than they look! Two evil scientists want to crack the code to the secret language of baby talk for their ...

an evil scientist studies the language of babies in the hope of creating a perfect group of infants. However, one baby escapes from the experiment in order to find his twin brother.

This little guy is proof that baby geniuses exist. Baby Dev, or Devon, is the 2-year-old whose obsession with numbers has him ...

But it might also be the only thing to keep your baby or toddler soothed when they need something to distract and entertain them. The catchy tune has been viewed and heard on YouTube more than 14 ...

Leo, Myles, and Gerry Fitzgerald all shared the role of twins Sly and Whit in the 1999 movie "Baby Geniuses." ...

It was rightly viewed as a way to grow the Tour’s digital reach, bringing in a stout and apparent YouTube golf viewership ... and you’ve got two golf geniuses — two great quotes ...

This story appears in the May 2017 issue of National Geographic magazine. Who is a genius? This question has fascinated humankind for centuries—and it bedeviled us in putting together the cover ...

Einstein’s brain represents potential, the ability of one exceptional mind, one genius, to catapult ahead of everyone else. “He saw differently from the rest of us,” says visitor Karen O ...

There is a parlor game physics students play: Who was the greater genius? Galileo or Kepler? (Galileo.) Maxwell or Bohr? (Maxwell, but it's closer than you might think.) Hawking or Heisenberg?