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Main article: The Baby Einstein Company

Background

Until its acquisition by The Walt Disney Company, The Baby Einstein Company used warnings at the beginning of its video releases.

Screen (1996/1997-2002)

Visuals: The Baby Einstein head is seen on a white background. The word "WARNING" and the standard FBI warning text fade in below.

Language Variants: The only foreign countries that have it are:

Spain (to 2007)
Japan (to 2002)
Israel (to 2002)
South Korea (1999)
Britain (to 2003)
Québec (Canada) (to 2002)

Variant: On Baby Santa's Music Box, Mistletoe appears around the text.

Technique: A digital graphic.

Audio: A dreamy tune, sometimes accompanied with Julie Aigner-Clark's voice saying "Hi, I'm Julie Clark, founder of the Baby Einstein Company. For more information about our developmental programs, visit my website, at www.babyeinstein.com. Enjoy the show." Sometimes it's seen silent.

Availability: Seen on the first 10 Baby Einstein videos. In Spain, it also appeared on Baby's First Moves. The "Baby Santa" variant is only seen on Artisan Entertainment prints.

Final Note

In 2003, Baby Neptune was the first Baby Einstein video to lack a Baby Einstein-style warning screen. Kids II bought Baby Einstein outright in 2013.

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+{{Main|The Baby Einstein Company}}
-===(1997-2002)===
+===Background===
-'''Warning:''' The Baby Einstein head appears on a white background, along with the word "{{Font color|red|'''WARNING'''}}" and the standard FBI warning text below.
+Until its acquisition by The Walt Disney Company, [[The Baby Einstein Company]] used warnings at the beginning of its video releases.
+===Screen (1996/1997-2002)===
-'''Variants''' The '''only''' foreign countries that have it are:
+<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
+File:Baby EinsteIn warning screen.png
+File:Baby Einstein warning Spanish.png
+File:Baby Einstein warning Japanese.png
+</gallery>
+'''Visuals:''' The Baby Einstein head is seen on a white background. The word "{{color|red|'''WARNING'''}}" and the standard FBI warning text fade in below.
+'''Language Variants''': The '''only''' foreign countries that have it are:
 *Spain (to 2007)
 *Japan (to 2002)
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 *South Korea (1999)
 *Britain (to 2003)
-*Quebéc (Canada) (to 2002)
+*Québec (Canada) (to 2002)
-'''FX/SFX:''' None, except the transition. Transitions were replaced over the years.
+'''Variant:''' On <u>''Baby Santa's Music Box''</u>, Mistletoe appears around the text.
+'''Technique:''' A digital graphic.
-'''Music/Sounds:''' A dreamy tune, sometimes accompanied with Julie Aigner-Clark's voice saying: ''Hi, I'm Julie Clark, founder of the Baby Einstein Company. For more information about our developmental programs, visit my website, at www.babyeinstein.com. Enjoy the show.'' Sometimes it's seen silent.
+'''Audio:''' A dreamy tune, sometimes accompanied with Julie Aigner-Clark's voice saying "Hi, I'm Julie Clark, founder of the Baby Einstein Company. For more information about our developmental programs, visit my website, at www.babyeinstein.com. Enjoy the show." Sometimes it's seen silent.
-'''Availability:''' Seen in the first 10 Baby Einstein episodes. In Spain, they extended to Baby's First Moves.
+'''Availability:''' Seen on the first 10 ''Baby Einstein'' videos. In Spain, it also appeared on ''Baby's First Moves''. The "Baby Santa" variant is only seen on [[Artisan Entertainment]] prints.
-'''Editor's Note:''' None.
+==Final Note==
-'''Final Note:''' In 2003, Baby Neptune was the '''first Baby Einstein episode to lack a Baby Einstein-style warning screen'''. Kids II bought Baby Einstein outright in 2013.
+In 2003, ''Baby Neptune'' was the '''first Baby Einstein video to lack a Baby Einstein-style warning screen'''. Kids II bought Baby Einstein outright in 2013.
-[[Category:Warning Screens]]
+[[Category:United States]]
-[[Category:American Bumpers]]
+[[Category:Warning screens]]
+[[Category:American warning screens]]