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.
Granny takes the babies on a train to travel to Floyd’s college. When Lola loses her doll Edna, she interrogates the others for their stories. Floyd reveals Edna has half shut in the train window.
Floyd takes the babies to the fire station where Captain Frank tutors them on safety procedures, but Daffy won’t follow the rules. However Daffy’s morale in the situation of a fire is higher than all the others.
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.
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.
Sylvester becomes afraid of new changes as the babies and Granny try to widen variety and has no wish to join in the fun, until Granny shows Sylvester what Daffy’s missing.
In a fairy tale, pages of the book are missing, so the babies decide to recreate the pages of the story with drawings. Daffy, Tweety, Sylvester and Lola end up going a little off point.
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.
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.
Lola gets in the habit of pouting when she doesn’t get her own way. Fed up with her brattiness, the others mimicking her pouting mood expressions, but begin to use them against each other, until Granny tells Lola about taking turns.
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.
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.
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.
Floyd take the babies to Auntie’s Bakery, where they love cinnamon rolls, but unfortunately the bakery’s business is due to close down. Everyone works hard to get the bakery in the book of world records so that its left standing.
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.
Floyd introduces the babies to a game of soccer, Daffy under the impression girls can’t play it and Petunia and Taz with a better sportsmanship than the others. Petunia manages to score the game to a draw.
With the babies squabbling over gadgets, Granny decides to take them to a 17th-century farm, where everything is done manually. However Bugs and Daffy are sneakily playing a game pod until they break it.
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.
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.
