Growing Up

Collection Contents

#		Title	Length
1		Let's Go For a Ride	3:28	Play
2		Jimmy Jack Shack	3:08	Play
3		Harpo the Hippo	3:32	Play
4		Let Me Tell Ya All a Story	3:31	Play
5		Zoo Dance	4:41	Play
6		Shy	3:14	Play
7		Sing	3:00	Play
8		Time	4:12	Play
9		Bully	3:59	Play
10		Freaky About Exercise	3:12	Play
11		Taylor	4:13	Play
12		Change Can Happen	4:15	Play
13		My Heart Beats Faster	3:31	Play
14		I Have a Dream	3:48	Play
15		Why Did I Tell a Lie	4:27	Play
16		Fight Fight	3:22	Play
17		Jimmy Jack Shack - Acapella	2:28	Play

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Description

Deb Snyder and Philip Bynoe, as PBnDeb, combine personal childhood experiences, vivid imagination and musical creativity are in this unique CD of childhood issues faced in “Growing Up.” This CD is useful for parents, teachers and other adults in generating discussion, interaction, and problem solving with children going through those “Growing Up” issues.

Using the familiar contemporary musical genre, PBnDeb’s songs show children they are not alone when dealing with problems such as shyness, bullying or entering a new school. In “Bully”, Philip’s experience with such a person racing him to the teacher’s desk is remembered. In “Fight, Fight”, Deb recalls a situation with a bunch of girls surrounding her and calling her “Chicken.”

PBnDeb’s CD also highlights the joys found in the everyday such as going for a ride, visiting the zoo, dreaming of the future, or even exercising.

The best references come from the children with whom Deb and Philip interacted while working with Urban Improv in Boston, Massachusetts. The following are quotes (and spelling) from some of those children:

“Going to Urban Improv has helped me use my imagination. Wish we could go there everyday, but we can always use our imaginations so you could be there with us. Using the instruments makes my want to stand up and sing along.”

“I like program because we sing new songs every Wednesday and mostly do many games. The reason I’m writing this letter is because I want to thank you for helping us get ready for the games we’re going to do. I think you’re a great actress. I think you make things exiting and fun..”

““I really enjoy Urban Improv. I have a lot of fun. I learned that using your imagination is not just for little kids….You’re funny. You have a pretty voice. You should become a singer. …I hope you don’t forget me when this program ends. I know I won’t forget you.“

“Deby you’re the best friend and you very funy and fun to play with and every time you look at me you have a smile. You’re my best best best best friend.”

“Deb I want you to always remember me. You are sweet like a rose.”


Personal Bio Intro

Deb and Philip first met in Boston, Massachusetts as members of Urban Improv. This talented group of actors and musicians worked, and continue to work, with children who must cope with growing up in an urban environment. Deb and Philip left Boston to pursue their individual professional careers, but reunited in Los Angeles. The discovery that neither had lost the passion for wanting to help children led to the creation of PbnDeb.