Wonderoos - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
First Potty Accident
It's Hazzy's turn to lead the pajama parade, but he needs to go to the potty. What should he do to avoid an accident? Stop — and listen to his body!
First Time Making New Friends
Kiki is new to Roo City and wants to meet friends at the playground. She feels shy at first — but soon discovers that saying hello is a great start!
First Morning Routine
Luly wants to dance before nature class, but skipping her morning checklist will make her late. She learns that a routine keeps everything on track!
First Time I Couldn't Fall Asleep
The Groovin' Roos concert is tomorrow, and Dewey is too excited to sleep! But if he doesn't calm down, he'll be too tired to enjoy the show.
First Glasses
Teshi's first trip to the eye doctor is full of new experiences. But asking questions and paying attention during the visit makes him feel less scared.
First Sunburn
It's pool party time, and Kiki's ready for some fun in the sun. But when she decides to skip out on the sunscreen, she gets a painful sunburn. Ouch!
First Snowy Day
It's snowing in Roo City, and Dewey wants to play outside with his pals! But will he take the time to put on warm winter clothes to stay safe and cozy?
First Time Trying a New Food
Hazzy's unsure about tasting a pickle for the first time. But with Teshi and Luly cheering him on, he might just discover a yummy new snack!
First Time Losing Something Special
When Teshi can't find his favorite stuffed animal, he learns to handle the feelings of losing something important to him with the support of his friends.
First Compromise
Luly and Kiki are baking cookies for their friends but can't agree on a surprise ingredient. Can they come up with a solution that makes them both happy?
First Apology
Kiki covers Teshi's puppet, Little T, with bubbles at Hazzy's car wash, which makes Teshi upset. Can Kiki fix things up with an apology?
First Time Getting a Shot
Hazzy's worried about getting his first shot at the doctor. Will sharing his feelings with the other Wonderoos help him feel better?
First Time I Had to Be Calm
Dewey's excited to see dinosaur bones and other exhibits at the museum. But he has to learn how to calm down before visiting a special room about space.
First Time Talking About Differences
Hazzy's painting a picture of the Wonderoos! When Luly notices that Hazzy missed one of her special features, will she say something — or keep it inside?
First Long Wait
There's a long line for the magic show, and Teshi doesn't want to wait! Will he skip the show or enjoy the time with his pals?
First Time Getting Lost
Hazzy wanders away from Luly to play a game at the carnival, then realizes he's lost. It's always best to stick with a buddy — and now he knows!
First Time at the Dentist
Kiki has her very first dentist visit, then goes home for a fun sleepover with friends. But will she do the right thing and brush her teeth before bed?
First Time I Didn't Want to Tell the Truth
As the Wonderoos set up a surprise birthday party for Hazzy, Dewey sneaks a bite of the cake. Will he tell the truth when his friends ask what happened?
First Time Playing On My Own
It's raining outside, so Hazzy wants to have some fun indoors! But since the other Wonderoos are busy, he'll have to learn to play on his own.
First Time I Had to Put My Screen Away
While Teshi is busy with his new tablet, his friends are having a blast at the park: Will he set his screen aside so he can play with them?
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