Children Nose to Toes Hap Palmer Baby Songs

Babe Songs Original - Soundtrack
Featuring the Songs of Hap Palmer

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Introduction
This is the audio merely soundtrack of the starting time of the BABY SONGS award winning series with songs written by Hap Palmer and Martha Cheney, and sung by Hap Palmer. Including: "Piggy Toes", "My Mommy Comes Dorsum", and "Today I Took My Diaper Off". At present you can sing along in the car or with your portable MP3 thespian and join the millions of parents and toddlers who can't resist this captivating collection of music that young children clamor to hear.

1. Baby Songs Theme
Words: Martha Cheney / Music: Hap Palmer

It's a wonderful solar day to go out and play
Hey, perchance you could come along
All yous demand to bring is a song to sing
A happy lilliputian baby song

We can sing nigh friends
And the people we know
Nosotros tin sing about the places nosotros go
We can sing near the world
And the things that we see
We can sing about yous and me

Back to Titles two. Piggy Toes
Words: Martha Cheney / Music: Hap Palmer

Ten little piggies run thumpity thud
Ten little piggies squish into the mud
Ten lilliputian piggies so soft and so sugariness
Don't you remember toes are the best part of feet

Chorus: Jiggle your piggy toes, wiggle your piggy toes
Giggle and wiggle and jiggle your toes
Jiggle your piggy toes, wiggle your piggy toes
Run those sweet piggies right up to your rosy nose
Run them correct up to your nose

10 picayune piggies dig into the rug
Ten niggling piggies curl up similar a problems
Ten piffling piggies become tippy tip toe
Toes are the best function of anxiety don't you know

Repeat Chorus

Back to Titles iii. Shout And Whisper
Words: Martha Cheney / Music: Martha Cheney and Hap Palmer

Shout and whisper simply like me
Shout and whisper one, ii, 3
Shout! 1, Two, 3
Whisper! I, Two Three

Shout and whisper, that's what we do
Shout and whisper I honey you lot
Shout! I Love You lot
Whisper! I Dearest You

Shout and whisper, that'south our game
Shout and whisper what'due south your proper name
(Children say their own names)
Shout (Kid'south Proper noun)
Whisper (Kid's Proper name)

Back to Titles four.Share
Words: Martha Cheney and Hap Palmer / Music: Hap Palmer

Sonja share your sandbox with Emily Ann
Derek share your dump truck with little Dan
Adam share your animals with Andrew
And and then they'll share their toys with you

Chorus:
Your friends but want a turn to play
They won't take your toys away
Good friends can take a lot more fun
When they share with anybody

Christy share your crayons with Camille and Kay
Dustin share your dolly with Korine
Mikey share your monkey with Mary Lou
And you can play with their toys too

Repeat Chorus

Sheila share your shovel with Sandy and Sam
Patrick share your puzzle with Paul and Pam
Tina share your tricycle with Tommy too
And so they'll share their toys with you lot

Repeat Chorus

Back to Titles 5. My Mommy Comes Dorsum
Words: Martha Cheney and Hap Palmer / Music: Hap Palmer

Sometimes my mommy takes me over
To some other friends business firm to play
Sometimes I only stay a little while
Sometimes I stay all twenty-four hour period, merely

Chorus:
My mommy comes back
She e'er comes back
She always comes back to get me
My mommy comes back
She always comes back
She never would forget me

Sometimes I worry when she leaves me
I hope she won't be gone likewise long
Merely when I'm with my friends and havin' fun
I presently forget she'due south gone, and

Repeat Chorus

Sometimes I visit with my grandma
While my mommy goes somewhere
Nosotros broil some cookies and we read a book
And rock in the rocking chair, and

Repeat Chorus

Back to Titles half-dozen. Baby's Good Doggie
Words: Martha Cheney and Hap Palmer / Music: Hap Palmer

I'm a practiced doggy, baby's skillful doggy
Waitin' at the door whenever babe wants to play
Lucky old doggy, happy onetime doggy
Chasing sticks and doing tricks and licking babe's face

I'k a good doggy, babe's good doggy
Rollin' in the grass until baby laughs with glee
Lucky old doggy, happy onetime doggy
Hey my baby loves me

I'm a one baby doggy it's easy to see
At that place'll be no other baby for me

I'm a adept doggy, baby's expert doggy
I experience similar a canine king when baby smiles at me
Lucky old doggy, happy one-time doggy
In my babe's pudgy arms is where I want to exist

I'm a good doggy, baby's good doggy
Baby feeds me doggy bones and lots of yummy treats
Lucky old doggy, happy old doggy
Hey my baby is sugariness

I'yard a one baby doggy it's easy to see
There'll be no other baby for me

Back to Titles 7. Rolling
Words: Martha Cheney / Music: Hap Palmer

Baby has a stroller with 4 circular wheels
It rolls downwards the sidewalk and up the hills
The stroller takes baby everywhere
It'due south a wonderful, fanciful, rolling chair

Chorus:
Rolling rolling
Wheels go rolling
Circular and circular and circular
Rolling rolling rolling 'circular

Brother has a trike to pedal with his feet
He rides on the sidewalk but not the street
When daddy takes baby for a stroller ride
Blood brother rides his tricycle right beside

Repeat Chorus

The family car has room inside
For everyone to come and ride
Mommy buckles upwards the seatbelts tight
Then the automobile goes rolling thru the night

Echo Chorus

Dorsum to Titles eight. Security
Words: Martha Cheney and Hap Palmer / Music: Hap Palmer

Chorus:
Don't launder my blanket, don't take information technology abroad
I want to drag information technology around while I play
To me it'south O.K. muddied and gray
Delight don't wash my blanket today

I might get lone I might go scared
I need to know that my blanket is there

Repeat Chorus

I might get angry I might cry
I need to know that my coating's nearby

Echo Chorus

Back to Titles nine. Rub-A-Dub
Words: Martha Cheney / Music: Hap Palmer

Chorus:
Don't yous love to have fun in the tub
Rub-a-dub
Just hop in the water and scrub
Rub-a-dub
Pile upward the bubbling just every bit high as they'll get
The start at the top and work down to each toe
In the scrubbly bubbly tub

First you wash your confront to make your cheeks brilliant
But recollect to keep your eyes shut tight
Then ears in and out and cervix circular and circular
So move on to your shoulders and arms up and down

Repeat Chorus

Your fingers and toes may need actress soap
And you lot oasis't forgotten that stomach I hope
Wash your bottom and legs, scrub on downwards to those feet
Then upward, downward and sideways, you're all make clean and sweet

Repeat Chorus

Back to Titles 10. Today I Took My Diapers Off
Words and Music: Hap Palmer

Today I took my diapers off
I do not need them now
But like grown ups apply the potty,
I am learning how.

At that place'due south no more pins and mucilaginous tapes
And waiting to be changed
At present if you lot will excuse me please
I have to become again

Chorus:
I accept a trivial potty of my very own
It has a yellow ducky to concur on to
Information technology's only the perfect size for someone large like me
'Tho it might be just a little modest for you lot

Today I took my diapers off
I've never felt so costless
My pants are non puffed out in back
What you lot see is me

I have some bright new underwear
Merely similar the big kids get
Earlier I become I pull them downward
And then I won't get them wet

Repeat Chorus

Today I took my diapers off
And put them in a drawer
I waved goodbye to them 'cause I
Won't need them anymore

Dorsum to Titles xi. So Big
Words and Music: Hap Palmer

How big is baby; how big tin can she be?
Is she bigger than a kitten?
Yes, yes, aye
Is she bigger than a minute?
Yes, yep, yes
Is she bigger than an apple when information technology's ripe for pickin'?
Yes, yep, yep

Babe's Then - big, So - big
Wait and you will see infant'southward so, so, large

How big is mother? How big tin can she be?
Is she bigger than a fly?
Yes, yes, aye
Is she bigger than the sky?
No, no, no
Is she bigger than a slice of blueberry pie?
Yes, yeah, yes

Mother'due south So - large, So - large
Look and you will see mother's then, so, large

How large is a begetter; how big can he be?
Is he bigger than a snail?
Yes, yes, yeah
Is he bigger than a whale?
No, no, no
Is he bigger than a feather in a peacock'southward tail?
Yes, yes, yes

Father'southward So - big, So - large
Look and you will see father'south so, so, big

How big are you my friend; how big can you be?
Are y'all bigger than a flea?
Yes, yes, aye
Are you bigger than the sea?
No, no, no
Are you bigger than the wings on a bumble bee?
Yes, yes, yes

Yous are So - big, So - big
Look and you volition see you are and so, so, big

Back to Titles 12. Walking
Words: Martha Cheney / Music: Hap Palmer

Chorus:
Walking walking walking walking
Seems then easy now
Simply I call up when I was small-scale
And I did not know how

I would have two steps then autumn downwards
And bump my lesser on the basis
My dad would say, "That'due south O.K."
"Try some more another solar day"

Echo Chorus

I would take two steps so two more
And fall down on the kitchen floor
Only up I'd stand, dust my hands
And tell myself I know I tin

Repeat Chorus

Back to Titles 13. The Hammer Song
Words and Music: Hap Palmer

(Children love to hammer. This activity can exist washed with a pretend
hammer, toy hammer, or rhythm instrument such every bit sticks, woodblock,
or drum.)

Bang, Bang, Blindside, Bang
Watch me hammerin'

Bang, Bang, Bang, Bang
Poundin' nails in

Blindside, Blindside, Bang, Blindside
I try to pound them straight

Bang, Bang, Bang, Bang
Don't desire to brand mistakes

Bang, Blindside, Bang, Bang
You know it feels and then proficient

Bang, Blindside, Blindside, Bang
To make things out of wood

Blindside, Blindside, Bang, Bang
Watch me hammerin'

Bang, Bang, Bang,
Blindside, Bang

Back to Titles fourteen. Daddy Be A Horsie
Words and Music: Hap Palmer

Daddy loves to squeeze me and bounciness me on his knee
Then we become down on the floor and gyre my ball
He reads to me a story nearly every nighttime
But playin' equus caballus is what I like the best of all

Chorus: Daddy be a horsie, daddy be a horsie
Get down on your easily and knees
Daddy be a horsie, daddy be a horsie
Take me riding delight

He tickles me and makes me laugh when giving me a bath
He gets me dressed and ready to go out and play
He picks me up and kisses me before he goes to work
Only I similar it virtually when he comes domicile and I can say

Repeat Chorus

Back to Titles xv. Big Things Come From Trivial Things You Do
Words and music by Hap Palmer

Step past footstep, bit past scrap,
Piece by piece, dreams come up true
Big things come from little things you exercise

Clear some infinite bring your blocks
Stack them upwardly to build a firm
Big things come from little things you do
Ane by one, each step y'all take
Makes your wish come up true

Pour the mix, crevice an egg
Stir in milk then bake a cake
Big things come from little things you practice

Phone call your friends, hang balloons
Programme some birthday party games
Big things come from lilliputian things you exercise

One by one, each pace you take
Makes your wish come true
(Makes your wish come true)

Dig the footing, plant some seeds
Spray the hose, a garden grows
Big things come from petty things -
Big things come from little things -
Big things come up from piddling things you do

Back to Titles 16. Touch Your Toes To Your Nose
Words & Music past Hap Palmer

Touch your toes to your nose
Like a spider on a rose
Lift them way upwards high
Like a baboon in the heaven
Make 'em squiggle, squiggle, squirm
Similar a pack of wiggly worms
Touch you toes to your nose.

Touch your toes to your cheek
Bear on your toes to your mentum
Touch on your toes to your knee
Touch your toes to your shin
Touch your toes to your ankle
Touch your toes to your elbow
Bear upon your toes to someone else's toes
Jerk and squiggle, open and close
To say Howdy-high ho!
Touch you toes to your nose!

Back to Titles 17. Sittin' In A High Chair
Words: Martha Cheney and Hap Palmer / Music: Hap Palmer

Sittin' in a high chair, big chair, my chair
Sittin' in a high chair, blindside my spoon!
Sittin' in a loftier chair, big chair, my chair
Sittin' in a high chair, feed me shortly!

Bring on a plate, bring on a loving cup
Papa'due south gonna fill this baby up.
Bring on bananas, bring on the staff of life
Mama's gonna become this infant fed

Sittin' in a high chair, big chair, my chair
Sittin' in a high chair, bang my spoon!
Sittin' in a loftier chair, big chair, my chair
Sittin' in a high chair, feed me soon!

Bring on the carrots, bring on the peas
Mama come serve this baby delight
Bring on the pancakes stacked in a pile
Papa's gonna make this infant smile

Sittin' in a high chair, big chair, my chair
Sittin' in a high chair, bang my spoon!
Sittin' in a high chair, large chair, my chair
Sittin' in a loftier chair, feed me soon!

Bring on a napkin, bring on a sponge
Clean me up 'cause I'm all done!

Dorsum to Titles 18. Simply Fun
Words and Music by Hap Palmer

Jumping up and down, jumping up an downwardly
Bouncing up and down like a basketball
When somebody asks me why I'm jumping upward and downwards
I tell them in that location's no reason at all.

It's just fun, jumping up and down
It's but fun, jumping up and downward
Simple things tin can be so fine
Like the fun you tin can take just jumping around.

Turning around, turning around
Like a top or a wheel or a carrousel
When somebody asks me why I', turning around
I just smiling crusade there'southward goose egg to tell.

It'south just fun, turning around
It's merely fun, turning around
Simple things can be then fine
Like the fun you can take just turning effectually

Simple things are everywhere, Things that anyone tin can do
And if you'd like to have some fun, you tin can join in too!

Rolling around, rolling around
Like a kitten in a carpeting or a rolling pin.
When someone asks me why I'k rolling around
I shrug my shoulders, giggle and grinning

Information technology'south just fun, rolling effectually
It'due south just fun, rolling around
Unproblematic things tin can exist so fine
Similar the fun you tin can take just rolling effectually.

Jumping, turning, rolling
Guess by at present you're knowing
I honey to practise it simply for fun!

Dorsum to Titles nineteen. Family Harmony
Words: Martha Cheney and Hap Palmer / Music: Hap Palmer

(This song presents the names and sounds of various musical instruments. Children can have fun singing along or pretending to play the instruments. The song as well concerns members of a family unit. Parents and teachers might desire to talk with children nearly who makes up a family unit, how these members relate...i.e., Grandma is female parent of mother or father, etc...and what members they take in their own families)

Chorus:
We play our song together
A happy melody
It always sounds much better
In family harmony

Baby plays the bongo drums
Daddy plays a big guitar
Grandma plays the violin
Oh what pretty sounds they are

Echo Chorus

Auntie plays the xylophone
Sis plays the saxophone
Uncle plays the silvery flute
Oh what lovely lilting tones

Repeat Chorus

Grandfather plays the slide trombone
Mama plays piano
Brother plays the tambourine
With beloved they make the music flow

Echo Chorus

Back to Titles 20. And then Happy You lot're Here
Words & Music past Hap Palmer

Sing doo wah doo,
Tra La la
Yodele-ay,
Shan a na

Hi dee hi,
Hello doo
It's all afunny style to say
We're glad you're hither today!

Now give yourself a pat on the back
Accomplish out and milk shake your own hand
Give a gentle squeeze to say you're pleased
We're so happy you lot're here today, today
We're so happy y'all're here today.

Sing Fee fi fo
Fiddly dee,
Shooby doo.
Golly gee

Skizzamaroo,
And a hi to you
Now turn and face someone and say
We're glad you're here today!

At present give someone a pat on the back
Attain out and shake a manus
Requite a gentle clasp to say you're pleased
Nosotros're and so happy you lot're here today, today
We're so happy y'all're hither today.

Dorsum to Titles All songs published past Hap-Pal Music. ©Hap-Pal Music all rights reserved. No part of these lyrics or activities may be reproduced or transmitted in any class or by whatever means without permission from the publisher. Dorsum to Meridian

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