Laughing Baby - Track ( 1 )
Most of these songs were written throughout the years, some more recently.
When my Niece was in the first grade, I went to her school and performed " Burper's Hymn ", Track ( 3 ), and " Zap Ur Yap ", Tracks ( 4 ) & ( 5 ), for her class. I had made little head ornaments for her and her classmates that I called " Cap Hats " - a combination of a " Thinking Cap " and a " Party Hat " - made from outlandish neckties and a variety of small stuffed animals and assorted shapes ( for example, a rainbow ). The neckties were threaded through the stuffed toys so that they could wear them on their heads by tying a bow underneath their chin ( and, as ridiculous as it is to admit, mine had a solid purple tie with a Moose head on it ! Quite a humiliating sight [ Especially when I started playing the kazoo ! ] )
After I had finished performing " Zap Ur Yap " ( which features a Dragon ), on cue, my Niece's older Brother stuck his head into the top portion of the door to the classroom wearing a very elaborate ( complete with breast plate ) rubberized Dragon mask ( as an added " special effect " between songs )
I remember when I later first started singing " Zap Ur Yap " back then, my Niece kept shouting " That's a baby's song ! " Because of this and, more poignantly, because I, many years later, made the " Kiddie Diddies " compilations as part of a surprise package for my Niece's Baby Shower, I started with Track ( 1 )'s " Laughing Baby "