The babies go with Floyd to pick apples. Melissa lectures the others on correctly picking the apples which annoys them, although she can’t understand their reaction. Everyone shows their methods are not wrong but different.
Bugs, Daffy, and Lola argue what the material of the moon is. Floyd takes them and Taz to the library for research. They find hard to refrain from making noise, but they manage to find the information they were looking for.
Everybody wants to help Granny make a cake except Melissa who just wants to just eat it. Although Melissa misses out on the cake, she joins the others to make another one.
After misunderstanding a comment by Granny, Lola starts telling everyone their mistakes and saying that they should be like her. Everyone imitates Lola, which annoys her.
Daffy learns a new word from a garbage man, and later uses it when he gets angry. Daffy teaches it to his friends, and they use it on Granny. Surprised, Granny confronts Daffy and shows him effective ways to control his anger without using profanities.
After helping Petunia’s doll, Melissa brags on about being heroic by making up parts of what actually happened, annoying Petunia. However Melissa lies when she has retell the story to everyone.
Sylvester, Bugs, and Daffy all try to hog attention for Granny. To sort this out, Granny treats the three like they’re younger than the others, prompting them to change.
Melissa gossips tales of Taz to the others, whilst Bugs has doubts and tries to prove they aren’t true. After proving her wrong, Melissa confesses her fibs.
With Lola’s hair getting in her eyes, Melissa attends to it with hair gel only for Lola to get laughed at. Granny arranges for a hairdressing appointment but Lola has second thoughts about it, until Granny coaxes her.
With no one but imaginary friends attending her tea parties, Petunia attracts the others attention with false alarms. Petunia regrets this after the sink starts overflowing.
Thinking it’s the right thing, Lola tells on her friends for any misbehavior. In response to her telltale antics, the babies refuse to play with her, but Lola settles the matter with an apology.
On a day at the beach, Melissa gets frustrated that she can’t have a new spade and makes friends with a baby turtle she calls Myrtle. Melissa wants to keep her, but learns she can’t take her from her natural habitat.
Because Petunia feels too shy to decline a game with her friends, she invents an imaginary friend called Larry, which makes the others nervous. They invent their own imaginary friends to snap Petunia out of it.
