abilities” for children under 2, in a study that examined all television rather than just education DVDs for babies. In January 2010, the founders requested that a judge order the University of Washington to release records for the 2007 study, saying, “Given that other research studies have not shown the same outcomes, we would like the raw data and analytical methods from the Washington studies so we can audit their methodology, and perhaps duplicate the studies". In 2013, the original dataset was reanalyzed by independent scholars who concluded that it was safest to suggest that baby videos had minimal impact on language development and that linking baby videos to decreased language development was not well supported by the data. See also List of Baby Einstein videos References External links Baby Einstein website 1996 establishments in Georgia (U.S. state) 2013 mergers and acquisitions Early childhood education in the United States Education companies of the United States Former subsidiaries of The Walt Disney Company Manufacturing companies established in 1996 Mass media and entertainment controversies