Baby Einstein: Baby Santa's Music Box

Baby Einstein: Baby Santa's Music Box was released on November 1, 2000.

Baby Einstein: Baby Santa's Music Box was directed by Brendan Donnison.

Baby Einstein: Baby Santa's Music Box has a runtime of 30m.

Baby Santa's Music Box, the stimulation is similar, yet the learning is not quite so intentional--a relief for those of us a bit intimidated with the Russian, Japanese, and French introduced in the original film. No human words are spoken here. Rather, the sights and sounds of Christmas are presented in a visual feast of whimsical, happy scenes accompanied by seasonal music. From sledding and snowmen to glowing candles and shimmering ornaments, dozens of animated and live-action settings communicate the beauty and wonder of the holiday season. Penguin puppets unwrap presents, ring bells, and toss tinsel. Santa's sleigh in a gentle snowfall segues smoothly into a playful group of Christmas-clad youngsters dancing to Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker."

The key characters in Baby Einstein: Baby Santa's Music Box are Puppeteer (Markie Scholz), Self (Aspen Clark), Self (Sierra Clark).

Baby Einstein: Baby Santa's Music Box is rated G.

Baby Einstein: Baby Santa's Music Box is a Short, Family, Music film.

Baby Einstein: Baby Santa's Music Box has an audience rating of 5 out of 10.