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Bedtime Routine

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Jessica, a young girl, decides she wants to do her whole bedtime routine, put on her bonnet, brush her teeth and use the potty, all by herself like her big brother Bernard. She keeps forgetting steps, gets frustrated, and finally asks Bernard for help, who suggests she come up with a strategy. She invents a memory song and manages all three steps in order, though she leaves a splashy mess to clean up. The story takes place at home with her mother and two brothers.

The Pool

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On a hot day, Dad takes Bluey and Bingo to Uncle Stripe's pool while Mum stays behind. Because Dad skipped the boring packing, the family has no floaties, goggles, sunscreen, towels or snacks, so he improvises to keep the girls happy and safe. Bingo grows increasingly bored, cold and hungry until Mum arrives with everything that was left behind. The day is saved and Dad admits that boring things are important sometimes.

Photo

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On a countryside farm, sisters Jill and Jackie prepare their animals for a special farm family photo before baby Josh falls asleep. Jill works through one small hitch after another, leading wandering goats with carrots, cleaning dusty chickens and making the pony Pickle a straw bow so she feels included. The whole household, animals and all, finally gathers for the picture, and the family tells Jill she brought everyone together. The episode closes with a gentle goodbye as two sheep leave for the fields and grandfather Jamma announces he is moving in.

Teasing

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In a suburban Australian home, dog sisters Bluey and Bingo start the morning fighting over a toothbrush, and Dad tells them to stop teasing. The girls counter that Dad teases them constantly, recalling his password guard game, renaming them, pretending to be Mum, and joking about selling them to the monkey house. Dad argues back that the kids tease him too, and the family trades memories of their games. When one of Dad's jokes goes too far, he apologizes and the two sides land on the difference between playing and teasing.

Squacky's Night Light Adventure! No Fear of the Dark!

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Squacky, a young duck, gets scared of the dark while playing hide-and-seek and again at bedtime. His friends and family take his worry seriously, and together they float up to visit the Moon, who explains that the scary things he pictures are not real and that she watches over him while he sleeps. Back home, Squacky is given a rocket night light as a reminder and settles down to sleep. The episode closes with a lullaby and a gentle narrator.

A Trip to the Dentist

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Elmo, Charlie, Julia, and Alan rehearse a dentist visit on Sesame Street by playing pretend with a toy alligator, then Julia tags along to Charlie's real check-up with Dr. Price, who explains every tool. The episode then moves through Samuel modelling tooth-brushing, a Letter of the Day segment on 'D for dentist', a Cookie Monster and Gonger story about making celery butterflies, a counting song with seven martians, and an Elmo's World about doctors. Julia ends the episode willing to visit Dr. Price herself, and the friends recap what they learned about keeping teeth healthy.

And Birdy Makes Three

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Emily Elizabeth finds a baby bird that has fallen and decides to care for it until it can fly. Her big red dog Clifford feels left out as Emily spends her time feeding the bird and teaching it to flap its wings. With advice from his dog friends Cleo and T-Bone, Clifford tries to win back attention and then helps the bird take to the air. When the bird flies home with the others, Emily reassures Clifford that she will always love him.

Koa Has a Toothache

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Vida, a young vet, runs a clinic in the woodland town of Sweetwood with her hamster Popcorn. When Koa the tiger arrives with a sore tooth, he fills up on sweets from friends while he waits, and his tooth ends up hurting even more. Vida examines him, explains that too much sugar feeds bacteria, and shows him to eat less sugar and brush after treats, after which Koa feels better and heads home. The episode closes with a short trivia quiz about what happened and a note to watch more episodes online.

José Totoy 3

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A mustached character named José and his unseen helper move through a string of short stories set mostly in a bright home, garden and treehouse. In each one José chases food and adventure, baking cupcakes, growing carrots, avoiding his toothbrush, recovering from a cold, celebrating Easter and a birthday, with many episodes turning into fantastical dreams. Problems are usually settled by a lesson learned or by waking up, and stories end on a calm, friendly note. The compilation closes with José waking from a cloud dream to find his helper has made him something to eat.

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This is a two-hour compilation of about two dozen nursery rhyme and learning songs from Gracie's Corner, led by a young girl named Gracie along with her family and friends. The songs teach the alphabet, counting, colours, shapes, days of the week, money, and opposites, and mix in daily routines like brushing teeth and cleaning up. Scenes move through homes, a school, a city street, and seasonal celebrations including Juneteenth, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. The compilation closes with a Christmas number, a remix of Jingle Bells.

Brush Your Teeth

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Dave and Ava, two toddlers dressed in animal onesies, sing a good-habits song in a bright bathroom and home setting. Across the verses they demonstrate brushing their teeth, washing their faces, combing their hair, eating their food and drinking their milk, each repeated with the refrain to do it 'properly' and 'every day.' The mood stays cheerful and playful, with bubbles and dancing between verses. It ends with the characters facing the camera as a voice thanks viewers and invites them to subscribe and download the app.

Learning About Hygiene

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In a bright classroom, Teacher Beth introduces a lesson on hygiene, then the children head home where their uncle notices they need help with cleanliness. He walks them through a hair salon, a handwashing station, and a dentist visit, where specialists fix messy hair, wash away germs, and demonstrate brushing and flossing. Each child promises to take better care of themselves, and the episode closes with a boy choosing to brush his teeth at the sink. The whole story is played by children and adults in colorful wigs across real home, school, and clinic settings.