Can you spend quality time with baby while watching television? Until recently I probably wouldn’t have answered yes to this question. Then I met that colorful little guy up there, eebee. Based on active learning, rather than merely memorization, this series encourages you and your little ones to play along. The philosophy behind eebee’s adventures is “Every baby learns by doing.”

We received a set of three eebee’s adventures DVD’s for review. Ryan and Natalie, at eight months, are completely captivated by this series. It holds their attention like nothing else on tv, except maybe hockey. (I’m not kidding, they like watching hockey! Daddy is so proud.) Now that we’ve watched the videos a few times, I am starting to bring out some props from around the house so that they can take it to the next level and have some adventures of their own. While the series is geared for the younger set, Jake doesn’t mind tuning in to see what eebee is up to. He actually finds eebee, at times, to be laugh out loud funny.

Each DVD includes three 10 minute adventures as well as bonus features including Play by Play guides with expert commentary, original music and songs.

In Exploring Real Stuff, eebee and playmates explore a range of materials and everyday objects with the simple and enticing goal of finding out what these things are like.

All in a Day’s Play is inspired by the many teachable, unplanned and unscripted learning moments that fill a baby’s day.