Dancing baby

Michael Girard, who has worked on Rugrats and The Simpsons,[1] travelled from Holland, Netherlands, to California, United States, in 1993 with his wife Susan Amkraut.

"[2] For the visuals, Unreal Pictures Inc. had multiple renderings of creatures that could be animated, including an alien, a dinosaur and a baby.

[5][2] Team member John Chadwick, by using the Physique software, made the baby model perform the skeleton's dance.

[1] Vulture, a pop culture website owned by New York magazine, reports that the animation was also developed by Paul Bloemink, John Hutchinson and Adam Felt.

Woodell's animated GIF then proliferated to numerous other websites, and later proceeded to show up in a broad array of mainstream media, including television dramas (such as Ally McBeal), commercial advertisements, and music videos between 1997 and 1998.