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He is known to himself as Aduya. And to me in this context, though not understood by him (evidently from the song below), as The Small Boy Who Lives in Chai Chee.

On the horizon, is the port. I explained to him  about boats, ships and vessels. The three year old, listened intensely, but understood poorly. Much so that we ended up singing, Baa Baa Black Sheep. I took the lead, mocking his dialect. Eventually he too, like me, decided to add in his own lyric. With charm, messing up the flow of the song.

Baa Baa Yack Sheep haf you any wools,
Yes sir, yes sir, twee bags fooo,
One for my master,
One for Ami Zain,
(and one for Aduyaaa)
…and one for the small boy who lives in Chai Chee.

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