Silly Sundays, Happily Never Ending

Sonia's ducky toy is not working as she expected. Together with Hugo, she learns there are different ways to play with it.

When a watermelon meant for all the family to share is spoiled, Hugo and Sonia learn to work as a team and save the day.

Sonia wants to dance on stage by herself until she learns the importance of sharing the spotlight with her new friend little birdy.

When Hugo and Sonia run out of dandelions to make wishes with in the garden, they learn wishes can be made whenever and however they want.

As Hugo and Sonia's sand castle washes away, they learn that some things don't last forever but can be rebuilt.

Sonia and Hugo don't like the soup Dad has prepared for lunch. They learn to speak their mind, while being kind.

Hugo and Sonia drop a big sandwich for Mom and they learn that a little, can be a lot and whatever is left, is just enough.

Hugo wants all the family to reach the top of Picnic Hill. When he realises they won't make it, he learns to appreciate the things around him.

Sonia tries her best to keep still during play time and along with all the family she learns the benefits of taking a break.

Hugo and Sonia discover their cookies have been eaten and when they follow the clues, they discover something even sweeter.

Sonia and Hugo build a new house for a beach crab and learn the importance of respecting nature.

Hugo struggles to perform a magic trick until he discovers the fun in thinking on his feet.

When Hugo can't find his favourite Sunday Socks, he learns that his socks aren't what make Sunday's fun in the first place.

After Sonia's origami sheep has to be unfolded, she realises that some things can be re-made.

Sonia's homemade pizza looks less than perfect, but she learns that pizza is tasty no matter the shape.

While playing ants, Hugo and Sonia cause some confusion moving things around the garden. Together they learn that ants carry with a purpose.

The family's journey to the beach takes longer than Sonia would like until she learns to appreciate the journey, as much as the destination.

Hugo and Sonia forget to add something important to a package they've made for Granny but they learn that it's the thought and not the contents that counts.

Hugo and Sonia's paper-boats aren't blowing in the way they would like them to, until they learn to work with the wind instead.

When Sonia realises her favourite unicorn t-shirt doesn't fit anymore, she learns something she loved could be something Mel now enjoys instead.

As the sun begins to set and stop their shadow game, Hugo and Sonia learn there are more ways than one to play.

Sonia finds her chosen garden chores tricky until she learns to ask for help.

Hugo and Sonia learn, with the help of Nicky, that Jolly the Dog communicates in a different way.

Hugo and Sonia realise the fun that can be had in repurposing their broken things.

Following an adventure with her rock friend, Sonia remembers the value of staying at home with the family.

When a family recipe doesn't go to plan, Hugo and Sonia learn to adapt and invent something new

Marzipants the Cat helps Hugo and Sonia learn the importance of sharing.

While trying to understand why Mel keeps postponing getting her hair brushed, Hugo and Sonia learn to ask the right questions.

Hugo and Sonia have different ideas on what is the best watermelon for the family, until they learn to compromise.

When a cloudy night covers the twinkly stars, Hugo and Sonia discover another natural wonder close by.

When something Sonia and Hugo want isn't listed on the Family's Shopping List, they learn to appreciate what they do have.

Sonia and Hugo look for imaginative ways to reach the top of their painting.

As Sonia feels frustrated she can't fasten her life jacket, her family playfully help her understand the importance of patience.

Hugo and Sonia are finding it tricky to make their paper pinwheel spin but soon learn the fun was in the trying.

A mystery map doesn't lead to the treasure Hugo and Sonia had hoped for but instead leads to an even more exciting treasure, their family.

Sonia keeps interrupting Hugo as he reads her a book until she learns the importance of waiting for the end.

Hugo and Sonia learn to take their time while helping to paint a wall.

Sonia finds a shell to throw in the Thanking Fountain and decides to put Granny's needs first.

Sonia learns to turn something she doesn't like, the sound of thunder, into something that can be a fun game.

Baking a pie becomes a lot to juggle until Hugo and Sonia learn to focus on one task at a time.

When Sonia forgets to bring Dino to a playdate, she discovers he's having his own special adventure at home.

By trying to save a bubble from popping, Hugo and Sonia remember what made the game fun in the first place.

Sonia and Hugo learn the value in being themselves while trying to copy Mom, Dad, Mel and Poi.

Sonia is fascinated about living in the lighthouse, and it leads her to remember how special her own home is.

Sonia and Hugo try to solve the mysery of what Granny's sheet is for and learn that things can have different purposes.

When the strings of their ukelele break, Hugo and Sonia discover there are other ways to keep playing music.

When Sonia can't decide what to eat, she comes up with a new way to choose.

Hugo and Sonia learn the value of observation when their rocket experiment doesn't turn out as they'd hoped.

When Dad's present doesn't go to plan, Sonia and Hugo learn that their time together is a gift in itself.

When a football game ends in a draw, Sonia, Hugo and their friends are excited to learn that a draw means both teams win!

When a leak in their paddling pool stops Sonia and Hugo from playing, they find another way to have fun in it.

After changing the rules of their Traffic Light game, Sonia, Hugo and their friends discover that they're now playing something else, and just as fun!

Hugo and Sonia aren't sure about trying the smelly cauliflower, until they learn that things don't always taste how they smell.

While building robots out of recycle materials, Hugo and Sonia learn to work as a team.

Hugo, Sonia and Mel use their imagination to try to help their family, and when things don't go to plan they discover their biggest super power.

While playing skipping, Hugo discovers that there can be different ways to learning something new.

When Sonia accidently keeps painting outside her sheets of paper, she finds a way to finish her drawing that works for all.

When Sonia and Hugo's blue towel gets stained in the wash, they realise the mix-up doesn't change its purpose, to keep playing with it!

While looking for Super Sam, Hugo and Sonia use their imagination to think about all the adventures he could be on.

When Hugo can't guess Sonia's animal impression, she realises that giving more clues might help him figure it out.

As the family gets ready for Nicky's birthday party, Sonia and Hugo learn the benefits of helping each other and working as a team.

As Sonia worries about her Octopus friend, Hugo learns how best to support his cousin.

When Granny's favourite photo goes missing from the family album, Sonia and Hugo soon discover she had an even more special place for it.