Illustrations and lyrics introduce a song, first recorded in 1967 by Louis Armstrong, which celebrates the wonders of nature, loving friends, and the promise of the future in a baby's cry.

A variation on the familiar song, "This Old Man," in which an increasing number of dogs look for treats.

An adaptation of the popular song "Baby Shark" features a baby shark getting ready for bed as he brushes his teeth, takes a bath, puts on pajamas, and reads a bedtime book.

"Wonky Donkey has a mum with the same lovable personality as her son. Grinny Granny Donkey likes to dunk biscuits in her tea, fall asleep in the sun, play her banjo, and cuddle up to her pint-sized granddaughter, Dinky, and she has a tendency to lose her false teeth! She's a clinky-clanky, dunky-drinky, you know how it goes -- grinny granny donkey. You can download or stream Craig Smith's catchy music soundtrack"--Publisher information.

"Through a happy song and positive illustrations, kids learn that medical professionals are there to help them feel better and stay healthy""--

This expanded version of the traditional singing rhyme shows what happens when a family of bears rows their boat down the stream. Includes music on the last page.

In this twist on the song "The Ants Go Marching One by One," the reader is invited to banish unwelcome ghouls whose aim is to frighten unsuspecting youngsters in their beds.

Presents an illustrated version of the traditional song and a list of matching movements.

An expanded version of the familiar children's song describing what the little spider does after being washed out of the water-spout. Includes music to sing, a story to read, and games to play.

An adaptation of the folk song about a frog in search of a bride.