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.

Bugs thinks Granny is having a baby and the others are convinced by Daffy’s make-believe theory on where babies come from and a guidebook on baby care. As everyone prepares by practicing on Tweety, the baby turns out to be a hamster.

The babies pretend it’s Christmas to surprise Lola.

Granny gives the babies swimming lessons but Daffy is afraid.

Floyd takes the babies to the TV Studio, guided the star Tessa. When Tessa gets locked outside the building, the babies decide to put on the show for her. As they get tangled on stage, Tweety takes over. Note: Bugs’ expression while talking to the viewers was a reference to the 1948 Looney Tunes Cartoon, […]

Daffy tells the babies a scary story that really scares them all, then scares them at night.

Marvin the Martian pays a visit to the babies, but no one likes him so Taz befriends Marvin to make him feel welcome. Then everyone else feels the same.

After Bugs loses his first tooth, Taz’s tooth becomes loose and Daffy wants to steal it for money.

Sylvester keeps trying to stay out of bed just so Sylvester can spend some time with Granny.

Everyone cleans up after themselves before nap time except for lazy Daffy. Daffy’s biggest mess puts his and the others’ visit to the park at stake.

Floyd takes the babies to the green screen for their picture to be taken. Daffy, disappointed at the choice of scene, spoils Bugs’ appearances on the green screen until the photographer gets his priorities right.

The babies hear Granny play her favourite music so they form a symphony.

The babies dress up for Halloween, while Lola, Melissa, and Petunia end up with ridiculous costumes. Three Martian Birds accompany them on their trick or treating while Sylvester braves Hilltop Manor. The three girls win in the costume contest for originality.

Floyd takes the babies on a long journey to the Acme Garlic Festival. All the while they try to pass the time giving Floyd a tiresome time. Floyd’s car breaks down and they miss the festival but they get some garlic souvenirs.

Daffy tries to keep his old Mr. McStuffles and yet never plays with it and would rather play with something better.

Floyd takes the babies to the art museum. Everyone sees that Daffy is fascinated by the artworks a lot more than Floyd expected and Daffy picks up his own interest.

Granny shows to the babies a photo album and they reminisce their past times together.

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.

The babies become obsessed eating boxes of cereal and gaining prizes when Sylvester receives his. They continue their eating until they get stomach aches. Lacking in cereal the babies eat oatmeal porridge the following morning.

The babies have their own version of the Olympics with a puddle while Sylvester gets Granny to get over his fear of water.

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.

The babies earn some money from Granny to purchase ice cream, except for Petunia who is saving up. The ice cream man soon introduces a sundae only Petunia can afford and she shares it with everyone.

After failed attempts of flying a kite, blowing bubblegum bubbles and dancing, Sylvester refuses to try new activities altogether, until the others trick him into trying finger painting.

Pepe tours the babies around the Acme gardens finding a place to plant a lemon tree. Eventually everyone gets irritated by Pepe’s stink, upsetting him, but they rejoin him and Pepe introduces them to his pal Gossamer.