Barney's World, Everyday Mother's Day

When David is frustrated to be called home early to help with his baby sister, Barney creates a magical game where David is reminded how good it feels to help others. He leaves the park excited to help out as a big brother.

Barney's magic creates a nighttime adventure in the park, but David is scared of the dark. Barney becomes a giant glowing action figure to help David calm down so he can stay and play with his friends.

When Vivie accidentally breaks Mel’s toy airplane, she's afraid to admit it. Barney creates magical knight and castle play to help Vivie feel brave enough to tell Mel the truth.

David can't agree on what to play, so the kids end up playing different games. Barney has a hard time keeping up with both games. Silly chaos ensues, and David is reminded that it's important to consider others' perspectives, too.

When Mel’s in a bad mood, she has a hard time finding the ‘happy’ in anything. Barney’s magical scavenger hunt leads Mel to discover that searching for and focusing on things you’re grateful for can make you feel better.

The kids are making a quilt for Barney's birthday featuring their favorite things to do with Barney. David has a hard time choosing just one thing, so Baby Bop and Billy help him decide just in time for the party.

When Mel discovers the sunglasses she found belong to Grady, she still wants to keep them. Barney creates a high- seas adventure, where Mel realizes she's acting like a pirate taking what doesn't belong to her and returns the glasses.

At lunch in the park, Mel's friends are unwilling to try a taste of her kimchi. Barney whips up a beach day with Baby Bop, where she doesn't want to do anything new. The kids realize the value of trying new things to show others you care.

David and Liam want to do something special for their mom for an early Mother's Day. Barney helps them discover how to be observant of what others need, and how caring for their baby sister so mom can truly relax is the best gift of all.