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Introducing Sammy the Skunk. A young skunk in red overalls, Sammy is Wild Animal Baby Magazines mascot. And for good reason. Sammy is cute, curious, rambunctious, and an Explorer in the making. But being so young, Sammy can sometimes be tentative and unsure, and occasionally gets frustrated. When the Explorers see Sammy raise his tail or stomp his feet, they know its time to calm him down because the alternative could really stink! Join Sammy on 3 adventures, Bath Time, Mighty Oak, and Fly Away Home. Approx run time: 45 minutes

Merchant Sku: 18238 Shipping Weight: 1 lb Description Designed to support early language development, My Baby Can Talk: Sharing Signs takes babies ages 10 months and up, and their parents, on an inspiring discovery of 28 words and signs that babies and parents love to share. Words include apple, bath, ball, daddy, diaper, elephant, flower, help, mommy, please, share, sleep, thank you and more. National Parenting Awards Endorsements: Parent's Choice Award, Kids First! All-Star Endorsement, iPare

Aggronautix presents Bath Salt Zombies - Directed by Dustin Mills : Rated UN - 90 min: Region 0 : 1 Disc DVD - Starring Josh Eal, Ethan Holey, Jackie McKown, Dave Parker, Brandon Salkil

The Baby Maker (1970) Barbara Hershey, Collin Wilcox- HorneDirector: James BridgesCo-stars: Sam Groom, Scott Glenn109 minutes, TechnicolorDVD- R: Region ALLBarbara Hershey stars as the baby maker of the title. Tish Gray (Hershey) hires herself out to married couple Jay and Suzanne Wilcox (Sam Groom and Collin Wilcox-Horne), who've been unable to conceive a child of their own. Tish agrees to bear the child for them, assuming that her hippie boyfriend, Ted Jacks (Scott Glenn), will go along with the plan. The problem is that Tish must allow Jay to impregnate her, causing severe strains on both couple's relationships. In 1970, the notion of surrogate motherhood was radical in the extreme, so The Baby Maker seemed quite progressive and daring. This served as the theatrical- feature... Less

Pregnancy could not have come at a worse time for Angela Heather Graham: she is climbing the corporate ladder at her high-stakes job and her boss Lara Flynn Boyle is unlikely to have any sympathy for morning sickness gas or even a baby bump. Plus she catches her divorce-lawyer husband Curtis Jerry O'Connell kissing another woman. Angela tries to repay her husband in kind but is it all a misunderstanding? This raunchy romantic comedy also stars John Corbett as Curtis's sleazy friend Danny.

Emmy-winner and Oscar-nominee Barbara Hershey (Portrait of a Lady, Hannah and Her Sisters) plays a free spirit who agrees to bear a child for a childless couple in this early look at the phenomenon of surrogate motherhood. Co-starring Scott Glenn (The Silence of the Lambs, The Right Stuff), this is the first feature by director James Bridges (Urban Cowboy, The China Syndrome).

From dolphins and sea lions to crabs and whales this program gives children a glimpse of sea life in their natural habitat through engaging musical portraits. A CD featuring the show's musical selections is also included as well as a handy guide for parents and 10 educational discovery cards. Language options include French English and Spanish.

Starring Sal Mineo, John Saxon, Luana Patten, Edward Platt, Fay WrayDirected by Richard BartlettA must-see for students of 1950s pop culture, Rock, Pretty Baby was Universal- International's earliest acknowledgement of the rock 'n' roll craze. John Saxon plays 18-year-old high schooler Jimmy Daley, who intends to pursue a musical career despite the objections of his physician father (Edward C. Platt). Daley organizes a student band, then tries his best to obtain bookings. One of Jimmy's musical cohorts is none other than Rod McKuen, cast as one Ox Bentley. Inevitably, the film comes to a noissome conclusion during a televised bandstand show, hosted by LA deejay Johnny Grant. The supporting cast of Rock, Pretty Baby runs the age gamut from teenaged Sal Mineo to veteran film ... Less

Inspiring early language development - from simple gestures to first spoken words. Designed to encourage interaction, My Baby Can Talk - Sharing Signs teaches babies to communicate before they can speak using sign language in a format that delights the senses while tapping into a baby's innate language capabilities. Set to classical music, My Baby Can Talk - Sharing Signs takes babies and their parents on an inspiring discovery of 28 words and signs that are most loved by babies - including all done, apple, bath, ball, daddy, diaper, elephant, flower, help, mommy, please, share, and thank you! Honored with fourteen prestigious parenting awards and reviewed and endorsed by child psychologists, professionals in the media as well as early childhood educators; the My Baby Can Talk... Less