Dunstan Baby Language -- Learn the universal language of newborn babies

As announced in an exclusive interview on the Oprah Winfrey Show, Australian mother Priscilla Dunstan has the world talking with the discovery of the secret language of babies. This breakthrough in infant care is the result of one mother's intuition that began nearly a decade of investigation and international research. The Dunstan Baby Language DVD teaches parents the 5 cries all newborns use to communicate their everyday needs from day 1. You will know when your baby is hungry, tired, needs burping, has lower wind or is simply uncomfortable. By learning this System parents are able to settle their baby faster, resulting in happier babies who sleep longer and cry less - something every new parent would wish for.

The Dunstan Baby Language helped me learn my baby's cries to indicate what she needed. Prior to then, I felt frantic and helpless as I didn't know if she was fussy, gassy or hungry. Believe me, I am not an idiot but being a first time parent is overwhelming and I kept second guessing myself. This DVD helped to empower my husband and I to effectively tend to her needs. I would highly recommend to any first time parent. I now give it as a shower gift.

I watched this after having my 3rd child and I wish I would have known about it with the other two! Knowing the different sounds a baby makes has made it much easier to calm my baby which makes me a happier mom. I would recommend this to anyone and I would say that it is worth the price.

The information on these DVDs can be summarized in about five minutes. All they teach are five "words" that Ms. Dunstan has figured out supposedly correspond to a baby's needs. Actually, the 2 "words" on the second DVD are just variations of some of the other "words", apparently invented so that they have a reason to make a second DVD and charge more money. Most of the DVD is self-congratulatory material and testimonials in favor of Ms. Dunstan.

This woman is a total quack. The "words" are simply sounds produced as a by-product of a baby's physical state when he or she is hungry or gaseous. Simply observing your baby's physical cues is far more accurate. Our baby only produces one of these "words". Parents, babies are pretty simple creatures. When your baby is crying, they are only a few things he or she wants- feed them, burp them, change their diapers, or rock them to sleep. Your baby is bound to make many sounds when he or she wants any of these. Some of them may sound something like the "words" presented in this video. It's like looking at clouds or ink blots and seeing all kinds of things in them that aren't really there. The Dunstan Baby Language is a total load of rubbish.

I heard about this from my mother-in-law. Several people said they'd heard about it or seen it on Oprah. I thought I'd give it a shot. We watched the first DVD (I agree with other reviewers...2 DVD's are definitely unnecessary). It was interesting, I suppose. Our baby was about three months old at the time (maybe four??). She still had her fussy moments, but not nearly as bad as those first couple months...and she's really a good, happy baby overall. We recognized her cries for about a week or two, then either it was hard to tell or maybe we just got lazy about it. Now, at 6 months, her signals are more whines than anything. Her only crying now is usually in the carseat.

The order was completed as it should be. the DVD helped my daughter in Law figure out what the cry of the baby meant. that was great thanks.