As a new mom who worked from home, I was excited to get Strollertime but never found much use for it. The walking CD was mostly instructional and I personally didn't find it motivational. As for the DVD the exercises were OK, but I agree that it wasn't entertaining for my baby which made it difficult to even finish a routine. A good concept, but has room for improvement.

I ordered this dvd thinking there would be some attraction for my 17m toddler while i do my exercises but it is not enough at all! A few same floating pictures jump across the screen every now and then. My toddler gets bored and doesn't let me do the whole dvd so in the end i have to do my gym only after he sleeps. It is ok fitness program having all the basics covered. Not worth of 19 dollars though. Will go back to Leslie Sansone's workout dvds.

Walking CD is mostly music with a woman repeating safty instructions
Video is not working out with baby in arms but shows pictures on TV that are supposed to keep baby happy. I do not want to see women who are suppose to be moms with perfect abs work out!

I'm a busy mother of two who was very active prior to and during my pregnancies. Now with two small ones running around I often find it difficult to fit in a workout - this is convenient for me at this stage.

I bought this for my sister who had a baby and myself. We both agree this is exactly what we needed. It is good for all levels. It is creative and keeps you interested, as well as your kids. My three year old thinks it's fun to work out with Mommy. I've since given it to other people and they all agree it is great. It's nice to see mothers and babies on this video. It is sometimes intimidating to see the "super model, fitness queen" when you're lucky just to find enough time to workout, that's why this video makes it easy to workout excuse free.