Barney: A Very Merry Christmas The Movie DVD

Follow along with Barney the purple dinosaur in A Very Merry Christmas: The Movie! Barney takes a magnificent trip to the North Pole and pays a visit to Santa's workshop. Children will enjoy watching Barney decorate a Christmas caboose as he talks about the magic of Christmas. Baby Bop learns that giving is more important than receiving in this holiday DVD.
Number of discs: 1
Run time: 58 minutes
Category: Childrens; Family
Release date: 10/11/11
Not available for international shipment
Note: DVD encoded for Region 1, playable in the U.S. and Canada only

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Play Baby Play! Play Play Everyday!

Lets Nothing Stop Your Active Baby

Running around, climbing and jumping! your active baby seems unstoppable when it comes to playtime! To let him play freely, it's important for him to be comfortable with what he's wearing-especially his diaper. Because as baby moves around come those bumps and he falls on his butt! Instinctively, we stop baby from playing to check if his diaper is wet. That, and a wet diaper, males baby grumpy and irritable.

thats why, when it comes to diapers, dryness is one of the top priorities for moms - and its especially important for babies at the active baby stage, where movement learning and play are crucial to his development that is why encouraging uninterrupted play and providing your baby or toddler with lots of interesting things to do is one of the best ways to ensure your baby's optimal development. BABY KICK BALL EQUIPMENT NEEDED: Colorful Balls INSTRUCTIONS: Kicking a ball is a skill for baby to learn especially at ages 1-2 years. you may need to model how to kick the ball in front of your baby. Place the ball in front of baby, hold their legs and move it forward to show how to kick the ball. When baby knows how to do it on his own, let him kick the ball! BENEFITS: Unilateral coordination - baby,s ability to control one side of the body, to distinguish how to move only the right side or only the left side Torso control - baby's ability to control his upper body during movement. THE BENEFITS OF PLAY TIME Many parents consider play merely as a source of entertainment for their babies and a means of passing time. How often do we hear ourselves say: "Oh, he's just playing"? but there's nothing "just" about it. Play is vital yo your child's development! From 0 - 24 months, your children's brain grows faster than it normally will at any other point in his life. it is also through playing that a child can discover more about himself and the big world he lives in even before he learn to speak. In fact, play has a fundamental role in the growth of social, emotional, linguistic and intellectual capacities, enhancing your child's expanding knowledge of the world about complex thing such as size, shape, gravity, weight, rigidity, and flexibility. and we shall see that such learning already start in the early month after birth. Play also involves the development of the motor skills as well as gross motor skills, strengthening your child's muscle for climbing, running and handling heavy objects, play encourages inventiveness, imagination, creativity and all kinds of problem solving. indeed observing the complexities of a young child's play can often be quite breathtaking. so play is crucial to healthy mental and physical development.

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Baby name 2012

Abiela (Hebrew) My father is

Lord

Abielah, Abiella, Abiellah,

Abyela, Abyelah, Abyella,

Abyellah

★TAbigail (Hebrew) The source

of a father’s joy

Abagail, Abbigail, Abigael,

Abigale, Abbygail, Abygail,

Abygayle, Abbygayle, Abbegale,

Abby, Abbagail, Abbey, Abbie,

Abbi, Abigayle

Abijah (Hebrew) My father is

Lord

Abija, Abisha, Abishah, Abiah,

Abia, Aviah, Avia

Abila (Spanish) One who is

beautiful

Abilah, Abyla, Abylah

Abilene (American / Hebrew)

From a town in Texas /

resembling grass

Abalene, Abalina, Abilena,

Abiline, Abileene, Abileen,

Abileena, Abilyn

Abir (Arabic) Having a fragrant

scent

Abeer, Abyr, Abire, Abeere,

Abbir, Abhir

Abira (Hebrew) A source of

strength; one who is strong

Abera, Abyra, Abyrah, Abirah,

Abbira, Abeerah

Abra (Hebrew / Arabic)

Feminine form of Abraham;

mother of a multitude;

mother of nations / lesson;

example

Abri, Abrah, Abree, Abria,

Abbra, Abrah, Abbrah

Abril (Spanish / Portuguese)

Form of April, meaning

opening buds of spring

Academia (Latin) From a community

of higher learning

Akademia, Academiah,

Akademiah

Acantha (Greek) Thorny; in

mythology, a nymph who was

loved by Apollo

Akantha, Ackantha, Acanthah,

Akanthah, Ackanthah

Accalia (Latin) In mythology,

the foster mother of Romulus

and Remus

Accaliah, Acalia, Accalya,

Acalya, Acca, Ackaliah, Ackalia

Adah (Hebrew) Ornament;

beautiful addition to the

family

Adda, Adaya, Ada

Adanna (African) Her father’s

daughter; a father’s pride

Adana, Adanah, Adannah,

Adanya, Adanyah

Adanne (African) Her

mother’s

daughter; a

mother’s

pride

Adane, Adayne, Adaine,

Adayn, Adain, Adaen, Adaene

Adara (Greek / Arabic)

Beautiful girl / chaste one;

virgin

Adair, Adare, Adaire, Adayre,

Adarah, Adarra, Adaora, Adar

Addin (Hebrew) One who is

adorned; voluptuous

Addine, Addyn, Addyne

^★TAddison (English) Daughter

of Adam

Addeson, Addyson, Adison,

Adisson, Addisyn, Adyson

Adeen (Irish) Little fire shining

brightly

Adeene, Adean, Adeane, Adein,

Adeine, Adeyn, Adeyne

Adela (German) Of the nobility;

serene; of good humor

Adele, Adelia, Adella, Adelle,

Adelie, Adelina, Adali

Adelaide (German) Of the

nobility; serene; of good

humor

Adelaid

^Adeline (German) Form of

Adela, meaning of the nobility

Adalyn, Adalynn, Adelyn,

Adelynn

Adianca (Native American)

One who brings peace

Adianka, Adyanca, Adyanka

Adira (Hebrew / Arabic)

Powerful, noble woman / having

great strength

Adirah, Adeera, Adyra,

Adeerah, Adyrah, Adeira,

Adeirah, Adiera

Admina (Hebrew) Daughter of

the red earth

Adminah, Admeena, Admyna,

Admeenah, Admynah,

Admeina

Adoración (Spanish) Having

the adoration of all

Adra (Arabic) One who is

chaste; a virgin

TAdriana (Greek) Feminine

form of Adrian; from the

Adriatic Sea region; woman

with dark features

Adria, Adriah, Adrea, Adreana,

Adreanna, Adrienna, Adriane,

Adriene, Adrie, Adrienne,

Adrianna, Adrianne, Adriel

Adrina (Italian) Having great

happiness

Adrinna, Adreena, Adrinah,

Adryna, Adreenah, Adrynah

Aegea (Latin / Greek) From

the Aegean Sea / in mythology,

a daughter of the sun who

was known for her beauty

Aegina (Greek) In mythology,

a sea nymph

Aeginae, Aegyna, Aegynah

Aelwen (Welsh) Woman with

a fair brow

Aelwenn, Aelwenne, Aelwin,

Aelwinn, Aelwinne, Aelwyn,

Aelwynn, Aelwynne

Aerwyna (English) A friend of

the ocean

Afra (Hebrew / Arabic) Young

doe / white; an earth color

Affra, Affrah, Afrah, Afrya,

Afryah, Afria, Affery, Affrie

Afrodille (French) Daffodil;

showy and vivid

Afrodill, Afrodil, Afrodile,

Afrodilla, Afrodila

Afton (English) From the

Afton river

Agave (Greek) In mythology, a

queen of Thebes

Agnes (Greek) One who is

pure; chaste

Agneis, Agnese, Agness, Agnies,

Agnus, Agna, Agne, Agnesa,

Nessa, Oona

Agraciana (Spanish) One who

forgives

Agracianna, Agracyanna,

Agracyana, Agraciann,

Agraciane, Agracyann,

Agracyane, Agracianne

Agrona (Celtic) In mythology,

the goddess of war and death

Agronna, Agronia, Agrone

Ahelia (Hebrew) Breath; a

source of life

Ahelie, Ahelya, Aheli, Ahelee,

Aheleigh, Ahelea, Aheleah,

Ahely

Ahellona (Greek) Woman who

has masculine qualities

Ahelona, Ahellonna, Ahelonna

Ahinoam (Hebrew) In the

Bible, one of David’s wives

Ahuva (Hebrew) One who is

dearly loved

Ahuvah, Ahuda, Ahudah

Aida (English / French /

Arabic) One who is wealthy;

prosperous / one who is helpful

/ a returning visitor

Ayda, Aydah, Aidah, Aidee,

Aidia, Aieeda, Aaida

Aidan (Gaelic) One who is

fiery; little fire

Aiden, Adeen, Aden, Aideen,

Adan, Aithne, Aithnea, Ajthne

Aiko (Japanese) Little one who

is dearly loved

Ailbhe (Irish) Of noble character;

one who is bright

Aileen (Irish / Scottish) Light

bearer / from the green

meadow

Ailean, Ailein, Ailene, Ailin,

Aillen, Ailyn, Alean, Aleane

Ailis (Irish) One who is noble

and kind

Ailish, Ailyse, Ailesh, Ailisa,

Ailise

Ailna (German) One who is

sweet and pleasant; of the

nobility

Ailne

Ain (Irish / Arabic) In mythology,

a woman who wrote laws

to protect the rights of women

/ precious eye

Aine (Celtic) One who brings

brightness and joy

Aingeal (Irish) Heaven’s messenger;

angel

Aingealag

Ainsley (Scottish) One’s own

meadow

Ainslie, Ainslee, Ainsly, Ainslei,

Aynslie, Aynslee, Aynslie,

Ansley

Aionia (Greek) Everlasting life

Aioniah, Aionea, Aioneah,

Ayonia, Ayoniah, Ayonea,

Ayoneah

Airic (Celtic) One who is pleasant

and agreeable

Airick, Airik, Aeric, Aerick, Aerik

Aisha (Arabic, African) lively;

womanly

Aiesha, Ayisha, Myisha

Aisling (Irish) A dream or

vision; an inspiration

Aislin, Ayslin, Ayslinn, Ayslyn,

Ayslynn, Aislyn, Aisylnn,

Aislinn, Isleen

Aitheria (Greek) Of the wind

Aitheriah, Aitherea, Aithereah,

Aytheria, Aytheriah, Aytherea,

Aythereah

Ajaya (Hindi) One who is

invincible; having the power

of a god

Ajay

Aka (Maori / Turkish)

Affectionate one / in mythology,

a mother goddess

Akah, Akka, Akkah

Akili (Tanzanian) Having great

wisdom

Akilea, Akilee, Akilie, Akylee,

Akylie, Akyli, Akileah

Akilina (Latin) Resembling an

eagle

Akilinah, Akileena, Akilyna,

Akilinna, Ackilina, Acilina,

Akylina, Akylyna

Akira (Scottish) One who acts

as an anchor

Akera, Akerra, Akiera, Akirah,

Akiria, Akyra, Akirrah, Akeri,

Akeira, Akeara

Aksana (Russian) Form of

Oksana, meaning “hospitality”

Aksanna, Aksanah, Aksannah

Alaia (Arabic / Basque) One

who is majestic, of high

worth joy

Alaya, Alayah, Alaiah

Alaina (French) Beautiful and

fair woman; dear child.

Alayna, Alaine, Alayne,

Alainah, Alana, Alanah,

Alanna, Alannah, Alanis,

Alyn, Alani, Alanni, Alaney;

Alanney; Alanie

Alair (French) One who has a

cheerful disposition

Alaire, Allaire, Allair, Aulaire,

Alayr, Alayre, Alaer

Alanza (Spanish) Feminine

form of Alonzo; noble and

ready for battle

Alarice (German) Feminine

form of Alaric; ruler of all

Alarise, Allaryce, Alarica,

Alarisa, Alaricia, Alrica

Alcina (Greek) One who is

strong-willed and opinionated

Alceena, Alcyna, Alsina,

Alsyna, Alzina, Alcine, Alcinia,

Alcyne

Alda (German / Spanish)

Long-lived, old / wise; an

elder

Aldah, Aldine, Aldina, Aldinah,

Aldene, Aldona

Aldis (English) From the

ancient house

Aldys, Aldiss, Aldisse, Aldyss,

Aldysse

Aldonsa (Spanish) One who is

kind and gracious

Aldonza, Aldonsia, Aldonzia

Aleah (Arabic) Exalted

Alea, Alia, Aliah, Aliana,

Aleana

Aleen (Celtic) Form of Helen,

meaning “the shining light”

Aleena, Aleenia, Alene, Alyne,

Alena, Alenka, Alynah, Aleine

Alegria (Spanish) One who is

cheerful and brings happiness

to others

Alegra, Aleggra, Allegra,

Alleffra, Allecra

Alera (Latin) Resembling an

eagle

Alerra, Aleria, Alerya, Alerah,

Alerrah

Alethea (Greek) One who is

truthful

Altheia, Lathea, Lathey,

Olethea

★Alexa (Greek) Form of

Alexandra, meaning “helper

and defender of mankind”

Aleka, Alexia

★TAlexandra (Greek) Feminine

form of Alexander; a helper

and defender of mankind

Alexandria, Alexandrea,

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Baby name 2011

Aadi (Hindi) Child of the

beginning

Aadie, Aady, Aadey, Aadee,

Aadea, Aadeah, Aadye

★Aaliyah (Arabic) An ascender,

one having the highest social

standing

Aaleyah, Aaliya, Aliyah,

Aliyah, Alliyah, Alieya, Aliyiah,

Alliyia, Aleeya, Alee, Aleiya,

Alia, Aleah, Alea, Aliya

Aaralyn (American) Woman

with song

Aaralynn, Aaralin, Aaralinn,

Aaralinne, Aralyn, Aralynn

Aba (African) Born on a

Thursday

Abah, Abba, Abbah

Abarrane (Hebrew) Feminine

form of Abraham; mother

of a multitude; mother of

nations

Abarrayne, Abarraine, Abarane,

Abarayne, Abaraine, Abame,

Abrahana

Abena (African) Born on a

Tuesday

Abenah, Abeena, Abyna, Abina,

Abeenah, Abynah, Abinah

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