Baby Einstein toys are designed to build upon the foundation of very early childhood education through music, creativity, imaginative play, rhyming sounds, lights, colors and more. Their toys ...

Yet Baby Einstein isn't the only product to have moved into the now-hot neighborhood of goods claiming to promote children's intellectual development. If browsing through toy store aisles and ...

LONE TREE, Colo. — In the corner suite of a two-story office building in suburbia, the imagination of Baby Einstein founder Julie Aigner-Clark runs wild. She giggles as she winds up toy chicks ...

Einstein’s Attic sells a curated collection of baby clothes, gifts, and toys that Badanes says “inspire imagination and curiosity.” The store also boasts a large selection of the latest ...

She first pitched "Baby Einstein" to CNN. Soon, the basement-produced video was selling in Japan via CNN's Web site and at The Right Start, a specialty toy store. A year later, customers clamoring ...

Finding nothing age-appropriate on the market, she began creating them herself. The result is Baby Einstein, a company adored by moms and tots alike. Now, Aigner-Clark has a new project ...

The publisher of Baby Einstein, a magical learning system whose claims are encapsulated in its name—but which looks more like Baby Forrest Gump as per PR snark from Washington University—is ...

If you were duped into thinking that Baby Einstein videos were helping your baby’s brain, you can now get your money back. Three years after the Walt Disney Company stopped claiming the videos ...