The self-help DVD is part of the Trevor Romain DVD series. Combining animation, live action, humor and character-building messages, Romain teaches children to be empowered and how to deal with both everyday issues and tough situations. The DVD has an approximate running time of 30 minutes, with bonus features. Launch date: April 29, 2008.

The DVD is composed of a collection of funny fables, told through the lens of odd farm animals: Clara the hen lays an egg that hatches out a baby crocodile, Fleecie the sheep desperately needs a haircut and more. The animated adventure has a running time of 65 minutes. Launch date: April 22, 2008.

The spine-chilling stories teach kids valuable lessons in a very creative and memorable way: a finicky young eater gets turned into pasta, teddy bears take revenge on not-so-loving owners, a wasteful girl is recycled by Recyclops and much more. The animated DVD has a running time of over an hour. Launch date: April 22, 2008.

The follow-up to “Treasure Island Kids: The Pirates of Treasure Island” follows summer camp kids as they battle a giant sea monster. The DVD has a running time of 81 minutes. Launch date: April 29, 2008.

The four-DVD box set includes 21 complete episodes from American television classics, such as Howdy Doody, Annie Oakley, Lassie, The Roy Rogers Show, Sheena, Queen of the Jungle and more. Each of the DVDs is designed like a Saturday morning programming block from the era, with shows for the very young first on the menu, and then becoming more and more sophisticated as the older siblings “wake up.” Launch date: May 6, 2008.

This edition includes questions and puzzlers from the 2007 release of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. This DVD is also full of new movie clips and images from the first five Harry Potter movies, including previously unavailable footage from Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Launch date: June 2007.

Kids will learn about capital and lower case letters while they listen to lively music. Adapted from the original story by Lois Ehlert, the title feature is accompanied by six other fun-filled stories, including Five Creatures, Wild About Books and Inch by Inch. Launch date: March 11, 2008.

Hit Entertainment and Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment join to create a fun-filled alphabet adventure. Barney and his friends find building blocks, and search for animals to match each letter of the alphabet. Each animal is introduced with a description of its characteristics, physical attributes, habitats and more. Kids will also learn about the importance of taking care of beloved pets and what a veterinarian does. Classic tunes accompany the nearly hour-long, live-action adventure. Launch date: March 4, 2008.

Created for 18-month-olds to 5-year-olds, this 16-minute DVD features dance teacher Kim Black leading young girls on an imaginative journey through creative movement with dance and music. Miss Kim has been teaching tap and ballet for 21 years. “I am original, animated, and truly have a passion and love for teaching children,” Miss Kim told TDmonthly. “Music, creative movement and imaginative play are vital to a child’s emotional and intellectual development.” Launch date: November 2007.

The Roberts family explores the City of Lights in this 52-minute documentary that features the Eiffel Tower, the Seine River, the Louvre, amusement parks, chocolate crepes and more. It includes tips for traveling with kids and advice on how to save money while covering the culture and history of Paris. “‘Travel With Kids’ is a premiere DVD family travel guide for both parents and kids that actually shows families enjoying the featured destinations together,” Karen Brundage of Greenleaf and Associates told TDmonthly. Launch date: February 26, 2008.

Pucca, a young village girl who lives with her three uncles, is the star of this DVD. All she wants is Garu, a quiet boy who has dedicated his life to becoming a Ninja. With best friends Abyo and Ching, pet cat Mio, Master Soo, Policeman Bruce and even Santa, Pucca and Garu keep their rivals at bay in a land where ancient Asian traditions and mythical creatures coexist with modern-day pop culture. “Kung Fu Kisses” is an unexpected mix of martial arts, Chinese food and comedic quests in the pursuit of love, featuring episodes “Noodle to the Stars,” “Four Alarm Fire” and others. It links to a Pucca video game and includes a collectible sticker. “‘Pucca’ is based on the internationally renowned Pucca merchandise brand and Internet short, spawning over 3000 different products in over 150 countries,” Tom Chen, senior director of Media Relations for Shout! Factory, told TDmonthly. Launch date: March 18, 2008.

With best friends Abyo and Ching, pet cat Mio, Master Soo, Policeman Bruce and even Santa, Pucca and Garu keep their rivals at bay in a land where ancient Asian traditions and mythical creatures coexist with modern-day pop culture. A wonderfully weird mix of comedy, kung fu combat and kissing, “Ninjas Love Noodles” is “Pucca” at its fighting best. This 13-episode program features “Noodle to the Stars,” “Four Alarm Fire” and “Misplaced Face,” and includes a limited-edition ninja license. This program received two Leo Awards, which celebrate excellence in British Columbian film and television. Launch date: March 18, 2008.

This animated adventure is part of the Scholastic Storybook Treasures collection, which offers an hour-long, kid-friendly narration and a read-along function. The story is adapted from Crockett Johnson’s original book by the same name, and is joined by six other animated stories. Launch date: March 11, 2008.

Based on Steve Purcell’s comic book series, the collectible three-DVD box set contains all 13 action-packed episodes, hours of exclusive hyper-kinetic interactive bonus features and more. The bonus features include three animated shorts, a comic-con interview with Steve Purcell, a Sam & Max Season 2 playable demo and much more. Launch date: March 11, 2008.

From “The Menagerie” to “The Final Conflict,” this Star Trek edition invites fans to test their knowledge with trivia questions and on-screen puzzlers. The set includes a Flextime game board and a game DVD full of real television and movie clips all six series and all ten movies. The DVD also includes bonus content.

This DVD empowers preschoolers to use their imagination for interactive play as they learn social-emotional concepts such as friendship and coping with a fear of the dark. Additionally, kids will enjoy dancing with Grover, baking make-believe cookies with Prairie Dawn and Cookie Monster, and helping Bert scare away monsters in Ernie's bedroom. Subtitles are available in both English and Spanish. Launch date: March 11, 2008.

King Otis DVDs help teach preschoolers lessons through fun, imaginative stories specially developed for their level of learning. In this episode, Lollybird doesn't fit in. After all, she's the only elephant with bird legs in the entire town. But Lollybird's difference becomes the one thing that will save their leader. This title was a Parenting Magazine Parenting Pick.

Specially developed for babies and toddlers and set to a world-class, classical music soundtrack, this 30-minute DVD introduces the alphabet to the youngest ages as shapes transform into letters and familiar objects, from Apple to Zebra. It includes printable story cards and fun games that can be played on a television using the TV remote. It was named Parenting Magazine’s Video of the Year.

Thomas and his friends are featured in six new adventures, including "Cool Truckings," "Skarloey Storms Through" and "Wash Behind Your Buffers." In addition, children can sing-along with the puffing steam cloud to two music videos. The DVD has an approximate running time of 50 minutes. This product received a 2008 Parents' Choice Approved award. Launch date: March 4, 2008.
— According to Bennie Campbell, owner of ABC Toys in Conway, Ark., “Thomas the Train always has been” the stores’ hottest selling line.

The interactive play date is filled with entertaining activities specially designed to help preschoolers learn social, cognitive and emotional skills. In this DVD, game show host Guy Smiley invites children to play exciting, interactive games such as "Name That Sound" and "Grover Hide-n-Seek." The two-disc set is full of classic Sesame Street footage and includes a DVD and a bonus CD-ROM including approximately 60 additional minutes of content. Subtitles are available in both English and Spanish. Launch date: March 11, 2008.

Based on the long-running hit television show “Seinfeld,” this interactive game includes classic clips and trivia from the show’s nine seasons. The game comes with a Flextime game board and a game DVD with bonus content. Launch date: February 2008.

Children use their imagination to learn letters and sounds with a fun, interactive, and multisensory approach.   Learning numbers is also included and is just as fun with exciting pictures and graphics that children are drawn to. 

The interactive and comprehensive double disc guide will teach viewers over 100 moves and concepts with two to five spheres. Viewers will learn how to spin and roll multiple spheres in their hands, which will improve their finger dexterity and fluidity and harmonize the left and right sides of their body. The total running time is almost four hours.

This is the third installment in the “The Ugly Duckling & Me” anthology. The DVD includes three hilarious and fun filled episodes: "Married with Peep," "Big Red Rooster" and "The Ring and I." The running time is approximately 75 minutes. Launch date: February 5, 2008.

This collection of six episodes from the debut season of “FARMkids” features a diverse group of animated characters who lived the pampered city life as animals in a petting zoo but got relocated to a rustic ranch out in the country. “Bean and Gone,” “Splat is Back” and “The Legend of One Eyed Jack” are among the episodes. Launch date: March 18, 2008.