Meet the Puppets 11/25/2009
Name: Otter
Last Seen In: My First Signs
Favorite Food: Seafood soup
Favorite activity: Swimming
Meet the Puppets 11/13/2009
Name: Baby Santa
Last Seen In: Baby Santa
Favorite Food: Steamed lichen and grass stew
Favorite activity: Flying
Meet the Puppets 11/06/2009
Name: Baby Beethoven
Last Seen In: Baby Beethoven
Favorite Food: Leaves and twigs
Favorite Activity: Conducting orchestras
Meet the Puppets 10/07/2009
Name: Jane the Monkey
Last Seen In: World Animal Adventure
Favorite Food: Bananas
Favorite Activity: Flying
Meet the Puppets! 09/28/2009
Name: Bard the Dragon
Last Seen In: Baby Mozart
Favorite Quote: “Blah!”
Favorite Food: Crème brûlée
Meet the Puppets 09/18/2009
You already know that Baby Einstein puppets are the adorable critters that guide babies through our DVDs. But did you know that the shape and style of these puppets were intentionally created to keep in mind the delicate nature of children’s skin and their tactile development?
In the early days of Baby Einstein, founder Julie Aigner-Clark used towel puppets in her first videos, drawing on her experience as a mom trying to entertain her kids in the bath.
As a result, all current Baby Einstein puppets are similarly cuddly and designed to pique your children’s curiosity about the world around them.
Every week, we will feature one of our most popular puppets and tell you a bit about them!
-The Baby Einstein Team
