Mighty Machines: Tremendous Tools

Got A 2 Year Old Boy? Then Get Mighty Machines!
Since the Amazon page doesn't give much information about this particular Mighty Machines DVD, I figured that I'd post the blurb that's on the back of its box:

"Meet Buzz, Stretch, and Ranger! These Tremendous Tools have one thing in common - they know how to work hard and get the job done!

There's so much work to be done on the farm - you need a barnyard brigade! Allis Tractor, Polly the Plow and Haybine team up to make hay, while Stretch works his magic to make the hay dry.

Meanwhile, Mighty Machines are buzzing around the sawmill where Jaws the front-end loader shows trees turned into lumber. Jaws may do the heavy lifting, but he gets by with a little help from his friends, Buzz, Scoop, and Big Red.

Mighty Machines are also needed deep underground, where they tunnel into a salt mine! Ranger, Driller and Crusher not only find the salt, they scoop it up and carry it back to the surface. Dig it!"

These Mighty Machines DVDs...

Michty Machines: Tremendous Tools
I purchased this for my grandson's 2nd birthday. Both he and his 4 year old sister love this series - Mighty Machines. There is always one of them in their car, and near all the DVD players around the house. I would say that my grandson has watched one of the Mighty Machine DVD's at least once a day since his October birthday and it is now April! Very educational as well, without them even realizing it. They do a good job of breaking up the video so that the children do not become bored. It is something they could walk away from and then come back and not have to worry about missing a story line.

Mighty Machines is a favorite at our house!
We purchased this Mighty Machine dvd and also have 3 others. Our two year old son likes them all. Whoever came up with the idea of filming a construction site or farming operation and then doing some silly voice overs was pretty smart. If your child is into machinery, these movies will be a hit. I've learned some new things about the equipment and I feel better about having my child watching these movies than most animation. It's also fun to be driving down the road and your child points out a grapple and then tells you what it's used for.

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