God Made Me

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Summary: Great video!
Review: Baby Faith products are simply great. You can't imagine how excited my 3 boys (2,3, & 6) get when I pull out the video of either "God Made Me" or "God Made Animals" and they are enthralled for the full length of the video. The quality and most importantly the message taught to the little ones is something we as Christian parents have been waiting for for a long time ago!

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Summary: finally good content!
Review: Finally - a video with good content. My boy asks to watch God Made Me every day! I'm looking forward to seeing what Baby Faith continues to make. It's a great way for my boy to remember and understand Christian values. It's great to have help in starting early in building my boy's walk with God. Keep up the good work!

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Summary: Disappointed in quality but good intentioned
Review: I bought this video for my 2 year-old because I wanted to share our Christianwith our daughter. While the video is of decent quality, I just did not feel like it was educational nor did I feel that my baby was particularly interested in watching the video. That is unfortunate because I was very excited about the video. I still laud their attempt to make this kind of a product but I think there are others that I might look to before buying another of the Baby Faith series.


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Summary: Great for Babies!
Review: I found the God Made Me video to be the only video that kept my baby's attention for over 3 minutes. We've tried the other Christian videos and even the Baby Einstein products which our baby tunes out in a very short time. But God Made Me had lots of songs for little ears, creative and unique puppets shows that each have a little bible story, an animated Bible Book character that keeps popping up throughout the show (much to my baby's delight!). What a great mix of spiritual values and teaching tools for babies!

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Summary: Fantastic - but of course my kids love it!
Review: I have three daughters under the age of 5 and all of them love the babyfaith series videos - for different reasons. The 16 month old is completely mezmerized by God Made Music and the David Puppet and silly puppet shows. The 3 year old hoots and screams when the Bible Book appears in all the videos and does all the animal sounds from God Made Animals. The 5 year old sings along to the songs that she has learned from Sunday School but especially recognizes bible verses from the mention of colors, i.e., red, "That's the day God made animals and man!" from God Made Me. But of course they love it. They've been watching it for about two years!

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Summary: weak video
Review: I purchased the God Made Me video for my daughter and was very disappointed to find that there was no storyline or real message to the video. The video was just a bunch of toys and a few puppets. I was very disappointed in the content and believe that this video is not what it is marketed to be. This video does not even come close to the Baby Einstein Series.

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Summary: unhappy father
Review: I watched the God Made Me video with my child and was very unhappy with the quality of the video. While there were some nice images, I did not find it at all to be biblical nor did my child find the images entertaining. I much prefer the Baby Miracle video of Story of Creation over the God Made Me series. I was disappointed in the music as well, which was not religious or upbeat for my child.

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Summary: Mom loves God Mode Me...
Review: My 18 month old would stay the jury is still out, but she likes the majority of the show.

I think the storyline is great and that it will help teach her the Creation Story as she ages with the show, and I loved the background music and images...very "Baby Einstein"esque.

My daughter is not too fond of the glove puppets when they come out of the jack-in-the-box (mommy's fault...I breathed in deep when one popped out in order to go "oooh, fun!", but caught her at just the wrong moment...she's been fearful of the jack-in-the-box moments ever since, but I'm working with her and she's getting more content with it). And for some reason, she's virtually terrified of the darling little animated bible..but then, she's also afraid of Bob the Tomato on VeggieTales (even just as a picture on a calendar on the wall!) and we've no idea.

Loves Sully from Monsters, Inc (who roars and makes horrible faces)...scared of Bob the Tomato (a sweet red blob) and an animated bible that simply walks across the screen and blinks at you. Alright, then! %-}

Anyway...aside from the very small amount of screen time the animated bible gets and the moments when the glove puppets pop up from the jack-in-box, she loves it. Especially the baby sequences when Jodi Benson says "God Loves You". She'll stand there and "dance" to the music and run up to pat the hand puppets when they come out.

I'd recommend it to anyone, especially those wanting to introduce the Creation story in such a clean, clear, biblical way!! I'd just avoid quick intakes of breath that could be a "gasp" when the jack-in-the-boxes pop out. ;-)

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Summary: A great way to tell the story of God's Creation
Review: My 22-month-old and 4-year-old sons seem to like "God Made Animals" better than "God Made Me," but maybe it's because they got the first one several weeks before, and watched it almost every day. This video is the story of Creation, set to familiar hymns in a way that keeps children engaged. It's based on the same format as the "Baby Einstein" series, but with a biblical twist. I'm thrilled to have happened upon both of these videos. I told my pediatrician about them, and she was going to get them that night.

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Summary: Wonderful video!!
Review: My husband bought this for our 2 month old at Christmas and he loves it!! His eyes light up at the puppets and simple little characters. I see what another reviewer wrote, about it not having a plot line. However, the "plot" is actually a child's version of the creation story in the Bible. Very basic. This video and "God Made Animals" both claim they're appropriate from birth on, and I can see why. They offer images that are easy for baby's eyes to see and follow. Another nice feature: the video shows infant girls and boys of various races.