What if Disney-ABC Enterprises acquired The Baby Einstein Company in September 2000?

In the real life, we know that The Walt Disney Company acquired The Baby Einstein Company in November 2001. But in the alternate universe, what if Disney-ABC Enterprises acquired The Baby Einstein Company in September 2000 instead of November 2001.

This theory is interconnected to What if DreamWorks Pictures was founded in 1980 as The Geffen Film Company?

## Changes

* The acquisition completed in September 23, 2000.
* The home media of *The Baby Einstein Company* would've been distributed and released by Independent (1997-February 2000), Family Home Entertainment (February-September 2000) and Disney-ABC Home Entertainment Group via Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment "formerly Walt Disney Home Video" (September 2000-present).
* Disney-ABC Enterprises would've kept the ownership of The Baby Einstein Company in 2013 instead of sold it to Kids II, Inc. and its would've been released on DVD and Blu-ray in 2010 and 2020's.
* Little Einsteins would've been longest-running shows, but in 2011, the series would've been produced by Disney Junior after it's was renamed of Playhouse Disney.
* Have the DVD and Blu-ray would've been dubbed by Delart Rio and are Brazil dubbed.
* The Baby Einstein DVD's would've been released in North America and internationally.
* Language Nursery would've been released in October 9, 1996 instead of January 31, 1997.
* Baby Bach would've kept its January 16, 1999 release.
* Baby Shakespeare would've kept its January 1, 2000 release.
* Language Nursery, Baby Bach, Baby Shakespeare, Baby Van Gogh, Baby Santa's Music Box, Neighborhood Animals, World Animals and Baby Newton would've been re-released as a 10th Anniversary Edition in September 9, 2008.
* Baby Einstein's Cancelled videos would've been released.
	+ Baby Einstein: World of Colors (video) would've been released in July 28, 2009.
* Baby Lullaby would've never existed, thus Baby Bach would've been re-released as a Level 1 Discovery Kit in November 23, 2010.
* Baby Neptune would've been re-released as a Level 2 Discovery Kit called "Neptune's Oceans" in November 23, 2010 instead of February 22, 2011.
* World of Rhythm would've never existed, thus Numbers Nursery would've been re-released as a Level 3 Discovery Kit called "World of Numbers and Counting" in November 23, 2010.
* Baby Einstein library would've been added to the streaming service Disney+ on North America, Brazil, and internationally.

## Logo Evolution

### Baby Einstein (first era)

#### 1996-2007

Unfortunately, the font for this logo is unknown. The company started as a baby and children's toy brand, and the first logo had a baby's face with glasses in black and a colorful strange font (although it looks like a child wrote it). This logo was mostly used on VHS, DVD, CD, cassette titles and covers until 2007.

### The Baby Einstein Company

#### 1998-2007

    In 1998, the logo had added some new features. The logo included the word the at the top and company at the bottom. And in the same year, an intro was introduced with the new logo and a caterpillar. Although the previous logo was still used on VHS, DVD, CD, cassette titles and covers alongside this logo until 2007.

with SloganOn-Screen LogoOn-Screen Logo from Little Einsteins
### Baby Einstein (second era)

#### 2007-2015

In 2007, the logo included a blue box around the logo as part of it, and a Disney logo at the top.

In the Later ver. It included the words "Where Discovery Begins" at the bottom.
#### 2015-2018

In 2015, the logo had a more thick and classic font and the face was changed. The box was removed.