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After Taz breaks all of his toys, Granny gives him one last chance to care for something.

The babies plan a surprise birthday party for Tweety.

Sylvester learns to live without his blankey.

Daffy overcomes his fear of the swimming pool.

The babies play pretend school in preparation for the real thing.

Bugs must find the courage to discover what's making scary noises outside.

Sylvester eats all of Granny's cookies then makes up a cookie monster to blame.

Faced with nothing to do, the babies use a cardboard box and their imaginations to make playtime fun.

The babies learn the importance of telling time.

Lola learns she can't be the best at every sport.

Daffy learns a lesson in doing the right thing when he finds a purse filled with money.

An attention-starved Sylvester won't let Granny have any time to herself.

Sylvester and Taz team up to win a toy racecar derby.

Daffy reads the babies a scary story, only to end up frightening himself.

Tweety takes a role in a play too seriously and begins to believe he's a real superhero.

The kids take turns jumping over a puddle, but Sylvester is afraid of the water.

Lola wants everyone to be more like her until they all start acting exactly like her.

The babies compete to see who can create the best Mother's Day card.

Daffy steals Taz's favorite toy, but he learns you can't just take everything you want.

When Bugs loses a baby tooth, Daffy tries to figure out how to scam the tooth fairy.

Taz learns a tough lesson. He shouldn't spin after eating too much candy.

The babies experience their first snowfall.

Tweety sheds some light on what a shadow is.

The babies pretend it's Christmas in hopes of getting Lola the stethoscope she wants.

When Daffy starts making up hurtful rhymes, Bugs changes his name to Bruce.

Daffy starts a secret password club for everyone except Bugs.

The babies all want to pick the best flowers for Granny, but they end up destroying her garden.

Sylvester learns to overcome his fear of lightning.

The babies learn the purpose of toilets.

Petunia gets hooked on watching television and stops playing with her friends.

Daffy thinks the Sandman is a monster that throws sand in children's eyes.

Bugs gets a new toy with assembly required and has to learn to follow instructions.

Taz decides he doesn't like taking a bath.

Bugs and Lola temporarily decide that they don't want to be friends any longer.

Sylvester wants to play tea with the girls, while Lola wants to play basketball with the boys.

Taz discovers pratfalls get him laughs and attention.

The babies learn about music and improvise their own orchestra.

Marvin the Martian comes to visit, and the babies learn to accept differences.

Bugs is embarrassed to admit he doesn't know how to skate.

Bugs and Daffy open competing lemonade stands.

Daffy doesn't want to give up his old toy, even after he's outgrown it.

The babies create their own endings to fairytales.

Lola is afraid of getting her first haircut.

Daffy tries to avoid cleaning up by sweeping his toys under a rug.

Tweety blames Daffy for his mistake and then has trouble living with the guilt of lying.

Petunia fakes emergencies. But when a real one arises, no one believes her.

Sylvester is jealous of the attention baby Pepe is receiving.

Bugs' failure as a magician turns to success when he experiences the true magic of nature.

Daffy learns a bad word and must learn not to use it.

Melissa wants cake, but she wants the other babies to bake it for her.

Petunia and Tweety learn how to call long distance and amass a huge phone bill.

The kids become obsessed with getting the prizes from boxes of sugary cereal.

The babies learn proper dinner etiquette when preparing to dine out with Granny.

The kids start getting an allowance, but only Petunia thinks to save for something special.

Petunia has a difficult time finding a hobby that doesn't imitate the other babies' interests.

Lola tries pouting to get what she wants, and soon all the babies are doing it.

Melissa gets laughs doing hurtful impressions of the other kids, but she takes the jokes too far.

Daffy thinks if he shares his old toys, Granny will buy him all new toys.

Sylvester is a bad dancer and finger painter, so he believes he'll never be good at anything.

Daffy feels defeated whenever things aren't going his way.

Sylvester is upset when Granny paints the bedroom, but he learns the importance of change.

The kids try to see who can act most like a baby, while vying for Granny's attention.

When Granny gets sick, Lola tries to take over her responsibilities.

Lola begins tattling on the other babies until her friends no longer want to play with her.

Melissa brags about helping Petunia to the point of self-aggrandizement.

Petunia invents an imaginary friend to help her always get her way.

Daffy and Melissa team up to play jokes on the other babies.

Melissa spreads rumors about the babies, and Bugs goes undercover to find the truth.

Tweety is tired of being overlooked because of his diminutive size.

Bugs uses the babies' money to buy different toys than he promised.