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.
Granny gives Bugs, Daffy, Tweety, and Lola a box to play in. They don’t like it at first, then they fight over whose game is better, using the box to play in, at the end it works for all their games.
Floyd takes the babies to the museum, whilst Bugs’ dream of flying to the moon is shattered until, Taz gets them all tangled in the space experience zone.
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.
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.
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.
Floyd takes the babies to the stadium to watch the baseball game, supporting the Roosters Team. The tables turn for the Roosters when Wingouski does a home run.
After Daffy accidentally breaks Granny’s chair, Floyd takes everyone to buy a new one, while Sylvester protests the idea of replacing it until the others show him how to stick with what’s coming.
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.
Loading the player... Floyd takes the babies to the museum for a scavenger hunt, Sylvester’s team competing against Daffy team and Tweety as a neutral friend wins the hunt.
When Daffy sees Bugs establish his own lemonade stand, Bugs becomes his partner but doesn’t do his fair share of work, so Daffy competes with his own stand.
After Bugs’ attempt to do magic tricks fails, Bugs wanders into the countryside to view and experience the beauty of springtime, inspiring him to try again with his magic show.
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.
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 practice some table manners to go to a restaurant with Granny. Instead they make a mess. After cleaning up, Granny gives them lessons in preparation for the trip.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
