Baby Riki

Rosy notices Pandy isn't herself-she's lost her good mood. Pandy shares how she accidentally spoiled her rainbow drawing. With help from the Narrator, she learns to name her moods, while Rosy paints them on canvas. Together, they fix the rainbow, and Pandy feels happy again, embracing her many moods, just like the colors of a rainbow. Now, her friends can understand her better!

Wally is building a house for a toy sheep but gets distracted by Chichi's bubbles and Crashy's car ride. After crashing and destroying the unfinished house, Wally realizes the importance of finishing one task before starting another. With help from the Babyriki, the house is completed, giving the sheep a place to sleep and Wally a valuable lesson.

Rosy notices Pandy isn't herself-she's lost her good mood. Pandy shares how she accidentally spoiled her rainbow drawing. With help from the Narrator, she learns to name her moods, while Rosy paints them on canvas. Together, they fix the rainbow, and Pandy feels happy again, embracing her many moods, just like the colors of a rainbow. Now, her friends can understand her better!

Knights Crashy and Chichi race to a tower guarded by a dragon's treasure. Crashy helps Chichi master jumping, climbing, and proper breathing. Despite their rivalry, teamwork prevails as Chichi's resilience shines. Reaching the tower, Crashy graciously concedes victory. Inspired, Chichi proposes another race, and the friends eagerly compete again.

Rosy dreams of becoming a doctor and decides to "treat" her friends' toys. When the Babyriki discover the missing toys, they find Rosy has taken them to her hospital! The team works together to fix the bear, horse, and truck, helping Rosy achieve her goal. In the end, Pandy asks Rosy for a checkup, just in case.

Wally, Rosy, and Pandy plan a concert, but Wally is stuck in bed after a fall. The girls encourage him to read to lift his spirits. Though still upset, Wally discovers a passion for the book and memorizes it. At the concert, Wally recites the fairy tale, leaving the audience speechless.

Pandy makes a mess searching for her chalks and doesn't want to clean up. She invents a game to get her friends to help, but it becomes so fun that everyone forgets her plan. While playing "The Jungle," they clean the table, catch a boa, and clear trees. When the mess is gone, Pandy spots a new adventure: a deserted island to clean. The fun cleaning game never ends!

Crashy and Chichi watch cartoons on a phone until the battery dies. Chichi, eager to play, pretends to be a cartoon character to cheer up Crashy. Intrigued, Crashy joins in, and the two friends have more fun pretending to be cartoon characters than watching them on screen.

Wally's favorite singing toy snail breaks while he's calling Rosy, Crashy, and Pandy. To cheer him up, the Babyriki hide inside the toy and sing. Pandy mixes up the words, and Crashy sings off-key, leaving Wally and Rosy surprised. Once the toy is opened, Rosy fixes it, and the Babyriki join in, finally finding the right tune.

The Babyriki recite a poem, but Wally, nervous, forgets his lines. He rehearses alone but gets stage fright on stage. Frustrated, Wally explains he performs well at home. To help, the Babyriki hold a poetry reading at his house.

Crashy dreams of becoming an astronaut and heads to the playground to practice. He asks Wally to spin him on the merry-go-round but lets go of the handholds mid-ride. Wally refuses to spin him for safety reasons and demonstrates with a doll, showing how dangerous it can be. Crashy learns the importance of following safety rules.

Chichi is taking his time dressing as a Polar explorer, carefully lacing his shoes and deciding whether to wear his hat. His friends ask if he's coming, but he replies, "I am!" By the time he's ready, the snow is gone and his friends have returned from the Pole. Just as he's about to change, they sprinkle fake snow to surprise him.

Pandy hosts a tea party for a robot named Crybaby. Crashy invites himself, eager to play with the robot. Despite Pandy's hospitality, Crashy becomes mischievous and causes chaos. Realizing his mistake, he returns to apologize and helps clean up, learning the importance of being a good guest.

Crashy finds a toy sealed in a box and, curious, opens it to reveal a tilting doll. When he pushes it, the doll pushes back. Annoyed, Crashy returns in full protective gear, only to find Rosy and Wally dancing with the toy. He learns the doll is just a dancer, not a bully, and realizes that kindness brings kindness in return.

Rosy dresses as Princess Goldilocks with a lametta ponytail to attract Prince Charming, a role Wally eagerly plays. He fetches whatever she asks-a toy, tea, a mirror, and even a fan. But Rosy's long hair, scattered on the floor, gets in his way, leaving him tangled as he tries to please her.

Crashy and Pandy play with construction sets, each with their own toy. When they need pieces from each other's sets, they initially try to take them, but then realize they can simply swap! Sharing and cooperation make the day a success!

Pandy and Chichi play at building a pyramid, but Pandy seems bored and won't explain what she wants. Chichi tries various things, but nothing works. Finally, Pandy admits she wants to play mother-daughter and pretend to be a naughty girl. After playing, she decides to be good. Chichi asks, "Want to build the pyramid?" Pandy excitedly agrees!

Pandy makes an elephant costume to be brave, but when Wally finds a dry Christmas tree needle, he gets nervous. Pandy, confident in her elephant bravery, doesn't feel the prick when he pokes her. She lets him try the costume, and when he pricks her, he doesn't feel it either. Together, they make Wally his own elephant costume to feel just as brave.

Pandy wants a snack and to play with Rosy, but Rosy is busy with her "baby sister," a robot she dressed up. Jealous, Pandy tries to get Rosy's attention but fails. Later, when Pandy helps with the robot, they finally start playing together.

Crash hears a strange "sniff-sniff" sound while waiting for Chichi. He checks with Wally, Rosy, and Pandy, but none of them are the source. After turning off Pandy's fountain, Crash finally tracks down the sound to Chichi, who is peacefully snoring in a small bucket. Crash is happy to have solved the mystery and found his friend!

After a picnic, a mom and boy play Frisbee. The Babyriki try to clean up by collecting a candy wrapper, but a gust of wind blows it away. Chichi wants to pick it up, while Crashy dismisses it as unimportant. When the wrapper hits Crashy in the face, he learns the importance of cleaning up. Together, they pick up more litter, and the boy disposes of it on the way home.

Crashy accidentally makes a blot on his canvas and thinks it's ruined, but Chichi sees an octopus instead. They add eyes, a smile, and a sea background with crayons. Together, they let their imaginations run wild, creating a vibrant underwater world. What seemed like a mistake turns into the start of a beautiful painting.

Wally decides his bed will be a drawer and refuses to clean his toys off it. When he looks for a new place to sleep, Rosy's closet is full, Pandy's table has no room, the bookshelf is too small, and the dresser is too dark. Realizing the bed is the most comfortable, he puts the toys in the drawer and finally goes to sleep.

Crashy finds a coconut with a straw and thinks it's an animal. Pandy believes it's an egg that needs hatching. Rosy thinks it's soap, and Wally insists it's a bowl with water inside. After tasting it, Pandy realizes it's a coconut!

Babyriki finds their porridge too bland, so the Narrator suggests they customize it. With salt, sugar, jam, and berries on the table, everyone adds their favorite toppings. Wally mixes everything in, but the porridge doesn't taste good. His friends offer their versions, and Wally loves them all-he's too full to eat any more!