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"A flat-out classic," writes The Washington Post. "You get the distinct feeling not only that Polisar knows whereof he speaks, but that becoming a father of twins has only sharpened his wits."But don't get the wrong idea, though its great for babies and new parents, kids of any age will love the off-beat humor of Diaper Rash-sung as a monster song or the absurdly funny Turkeys in the Straw (Barry's first duet with his son, when Evan was three months old).There are seventeen songs in this fresh and witty collection and they are among the most polished in Polisar's work; comic, serious, outrageously funny and heart-warming. This is the first recording Barry made after becoming a father and he chronicles the horrors of diaper rash, kids with colds, and inexhaustibly curious youngsters. Perfect for new parents and children with younger siblings, songs include, They'll Never Have a Baby As Nice As Me, and Symphony in Why Sharp Major-a musical extravaganza of "no's" and "why's" that reach an absurd crescendo. Warning! This recording contains language that may be offensive to some adults. Offensive words include "pooh-pooh," "doo-doo" and "pee-pee."