Punky

Dad arrives with a cinema trip planned but Punky has swim lessons with Mum. Punky needs a plan fast.

Who says there isn’t always a Rainbow? Punky won’t ever give up until her Rainbow is found.

Cleaning up can be fun, but not everything needs to be cleaned. Punky finds out the hard way, but still has fun doing it.

A sleepover at Dad’s should be straight forward, however Punky needs everything just right.

Punky realises how important brushing your teeth is when she gets confronted by Cranky’s teeth.

Mum’s trip to the hairdresser goes terribly wrong when Punky thinks Mum is no longer Mum.

Punky tries to teach Cranky some basic rules when she finds something that isn't hers.

Dad pretends the Zoo is great fun, but Punky is not keen when the fun must end.

Punky isn’t getting included in a game. However when she gets her turn, she shows them how to play!

Punky and and Niamh are having a playdate at Niamh’s house, when they find a magical key.

Hugs are great when you’re sharing them with your friends and family, but not everyone feels the same way.

Dad is rushing around, so Punky shows him how important it is to slow down at times.

Punky and her class friends need more than one teacher, most of the  time.

When Dad doesn't let Punky go on her school trip, she enlists the help of Con to show Dad how responsible she is.

Oh no, Rufus has escaped! Who left the door open?

Punky discovers that her new clothes also helps her make new friends.

A little accident leaves Punky worried, but she discovers that there's also a funny side to it.

When the telly stops working, Cranky can't cope. It's up to Punky to find a fun activity everyone will enjoy doing together.

Dad has forgotten something important...but what was it? He would be lost without Punky.

Cranky finds it’s better to have your own glasses, only after Punky helps her see the way.