Any parents using Dunstan Baby Language?

[trof]

Our daughter saw this on Oprah.
She bought the DVD and we all watched it a day or two before Charlotte was born a couple of months ago.
I can say that it seems to work.
She does seem to make distinct sounds identified in the DVD.
Anybody else using it?
Results?

"Your baby speaks Dunstan.

The Dunstan Baby Language teaches you to hear exactly what your baby is communicating. As a parent, you are able to interpret your infant’s sounds and cries – and respond to their needs.

Every newborn communicates from birth to 3 months using 5 distinct sounds, or “words” to express their physical needs. This is regardless of the language their parents speak and is part of nature’s plan – that your baby can tell you what they need from the very beginning.

For example, every baby will say the word “neh” when hungry. The sooner ‘hunger’ is identified the sooner a parent can respond by feeding."
http://www.dunstanbaby.com/how-it-works/

[applegrove]

1. That sounds cool but where are the baby pics?

[trof]

3. Since you asked...

[applegrove]

4. Oh she is so cute. Why is it babies look so wise when they are newborns?

[mainegreen]

2. How to tell baby is hungry: Baby shows no interest in dad.

How to tell baby needs a change: stick finger in diaper.
How to tell baby is tired: eye rubbing
How to tell baby is cranky: Baby cries. Non-stop. And you have no hope of quieting them no matter what you do, as baby will stop when he's had a good scream.

Don't buy the CD. It takes all of 2 days to grok your baby if you pay attention.