It's one thing to have Super Start in the room so the baby can choose to occasionaly look at it. It's quite another to try to force-feed. All of this obsessive parenting is based on the notion that a baby properly stimulated will develop faster, learn languages or music better and all in all be a smarter kid. The key phrase here is 'properly stimulated,' which is not the same as expensively stimulated or the worse fate, overstimulated. Most experts believe that it doesn't help to pressure babies and young children to learn.
Children learn in the context of important relationships.
The best way to help very young children grow into curious, confident, able learners is to give them warm, consistent care so that they can form secure attachments to those who care for them. In Intelligent, educated parents who can be with their children naturally pass on what they know, and most parents love their children and want the best for them. Some people can't be with their children enough because of job restrictions however, and a few simply don't know what or how to give to their children. It's hard if both parents are working, even if they do possess the knowledge, and it's impossible to pass on knowledge not possessed. Super Start exists to help provide the basic rote-memory information that all children need.