This is a cute dvd and talks about how monsters don't have to be scary which is great. Has clips of costume ideas, pumpkin carving, hayride and apple farm. Have had it since my daughter was 2 and we still watch it yr. round 3 yrs. later.

My 2 yo is a sesame street fanatic, so this dvd was a no-brainer, but my 18 mos-old nephew loves it too and he does not like to sit still for many shows.

The nice thing about this dvd as opposed to Elmo Says Boo (which is also great) is that it is an hour long as opposed to 1/2 hr.

This is the first DVD my 18 month old insisted I play over and over! The songs are catchy and fun. I really enjoyed this DVD as well. Really great SS episode. Catherine Rhea is great as the main character.

My 2-1/2 year old was unimpressed with this at first, but "got" the concept after a couple of viewings and now asks for it every day. He was so excited when we got to actual Halloween this year, because he understood the concept of costumes and jack-o-lanterns. The songs aren't as catchy as the ones on most Sesame Street videos, but the segments with the real children really keep his attention and Caroline Rhea's mugging makes him giggle.

Our daughter, who just turned two in August, absolutely loves Sesame Street. When we bought her this movie we hoped it would keep her as involved and interested as the TV show and it has far exceeded our hopes. She has watched it over and over since the beginning of October, (along with her 9 year-old sister and 10 year-old brother if you can believe that!) and she now not only sings some of the silly songs, but says some of the lines with the characters, too!

It is very informative and yet it keeps her attention. Every time she sees the part about the apples and the cider mill, she asks for an apple to eat!

I am now in the hunt for the perfect Sesame Street holiday show, (maybe Elmo's World Happy Holidays?), so that the Halloween shows can be hidden away until next year.