Stomp! Stomp! Rhinos!

There are no more blueberry muffins in the fridge, so Noah decides to wrangle the family into baking more. The happy baking project is going just fine, until Ela realizes there aren't enough blueberries and begins to stomp in anger! Noah helps Ela relieve her big feelings by slowly blowing soap bubbles. This act of slow breathing helps. Once Ela calms down, they realize that the blueberries gro...

Rhino Dad surprises the kids with a new pet tortoise named Bobo! Everyone's excited-until Bobo disappears. Noah feels responsible and gets frustrated when his search fails. Dad helps him calm down in a special play tent using dough from his "calming kit." When Noah feels better, he discovers Bobo was just hiding there too! Turns out, Bobo needed some quiet time as well.

The kids collect chestnuts for Mom, who uses red thread and googly eyes to make a toy snake. They play all day, but at bedtime, Ron and Ela fight over who gets to sleep with it. When Ron gets angry, Mom helps him imagine a quiet, safe beach to calm down. Soon, everyone drifts off peacefully-snake included.

Neighbor Dina visits to paint with the little rhinos. As they create an underwater world, Bobo the tortoise smudges Ron's artwork. Upset, Ron tears his picture in anger. Noah teaches him "finger breathing," and after calming down, Dina uses tape and paint to turn the torn seahorse into a cheerful red crab masterpiece!

Dad brings out a bubble machine for backyard fun! The kids start a bubble-popping show, but Ela slips while trying too hard and feels embarrassed. Rhino Mom helps her draw out her feelings at the easel. After scribbling away her anger, Ela pops a giant bubble with a graceful ballet move-showing that calm can lead to the best performances!

Noah creates frozen balloon "bowling balls" for a fun DIY game-but forgets to eat breakfast! When he struggles to play, he grows angry. Ron realizes Noah's just hungry. After eating, Noah feels much better and bowls a perfect strike!

Ela's ready to perform her big song and dance-but everyone's too busy to watch. Feeling left out, she knocks over her stage. Rhino Dad helps her calm down with a muscle relaxation song. When she's peaceful again, the family gathers, excited and ready for her show!

Ron plans a picnic for his siblings, but hungry Oxpecker birds steal his sandwich! Angry, he's ready to quit-until Noah suggests a race to "run out the feelings." Once calm, they realize the birds are feeding their chicks. The kids share more food, turning frustration into kindness.

The rhinos help Mom in her garden until a sudden rainstorm ruins everything. Even Mom gets upset! Noah reminds her of the butterfly hug technique, and they calm down together. With teamwork, they replant, and soon the garden blooms again-just like their moods.

Ela and Ron's toy bus tips over, trapping dolls inside! Upset, they call for help. Rhino Dad teaches them to hug and release pillows to calm their bodies. Once they feel steady, they use toy tools to open the door and rescue the dolls-teamwork and calm save the day!

Noah builds a cardboard grocery store, but his siblings play "grab and go," ignoring his rules. Frustrated, he stomps away. Rhino Mom helps him "jump out" his anger. Feeling better, Noah calmly explains the rules, and the little shoppers follow them proudly. Everyone earns a fun surprise-bubble bottles!

Dina joins Noah to build a solar system, but Ela wants attention and accidentally knocks it over. Upset, she finds Mom, who teaches her to touch and describe five textures to calm her thoughts. When Ela returns, the others invite her to help rebuild-and together, they finish the planets in perfect order.