Editing Sweet Children (EP) (section)

==Pressings==
There are five different pressings of the EP (some limited quantities included two different variations of red vinyl). The first four have been out of print since its inclusion on the [[CD]] and [[Cassette tape|cassette]] issues of Green Day's second studio album, ''[[Kerplunk (Green Day album)|Kerplunk]]'', in 1992. Because of this, it has since become a valuable and sought-after item among collectors and Green Day fans alike.

The first pressing's cover is a picture of Mike Dirnt's leg during a concert.

The second pressing's cover is a black and white picture of a somewhat trashed [[Volkswagen Beetle]] with the caption "What Do You Think Mike..." This rare second pressing, limited to 600 copies as opposed to the first run's 1,500, also featured a handwritten insert, reading "Not a lyrics sheet, so don't get your hopes up".

The third pressing is the same as the one above in every way except there is no insert, and the cover, instead of being black and white, is tinted red.

The fourth pressing is a reissue, possibly from 1991, for it has a lengthy summary on the back which explains that the songs are also on ''Kerplunk''. The cover is mostly blank, featuring only a picture of a group of three children nearby a body of water with their backs to the camera, although at the bottom of the cover it says “(Note: No! This is not a new Green Day 7” but the same old SKENE! one that we keep having to repress and hence keep running out of covers for…the music is exactly the same, just in different packaging to keep the people who have to stuff these things into plastic sleeves from getting bored. So keep in mind, catering to collector-scum by paying big $$$ for something because it looks a wee bit different only makes you look like a sap…)”

On March 24, 2009, the EP was back in print as it was included with the vinyl reissue of ''Kerplunk''. It is a reissue of the first pressing.

In 1990, on the first day of the EP's release, it sold 493 copies.{{citation needed|date=January 2011}}