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MeMo and BaBa enjoy seeing and playing with floaty things; BaBa wants to play the flute as well as MeMo; MeMo helps BaBa to play the recorder.
MeMo and BaBa enjoy seeing and playing with floaty things; BaBa wants to play the flute as well as MeMo; MeMo helps BaBa to play the recorder.
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S1 "Lost; Jumpy Planet"MeMo comforts BaBa when they lose their precious forever flower; BaBa wants to jump like MeMo; together they find a fun way to help BaBa bounce.
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"Tutu; Good to Share"MeMo and BaBa play dress up; MeMo finds a way that they can both play with a pretty tutu; BaBa enjoys sharing with friends and BaBa's friends enjoy sharing back.
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S1 "Gentle; Looky Tube"With MeMo's help, BaBa learns how to be gentle with animals and delicate objects; MeMo and BaBa play with a cardboard tube and learn to look at the world together.
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S1 "Rainbows; Spinning"MeMo and BaBa follow rainbows all over Planet BeddyByes; MeMo and BaBa want to spin forever, but learn that it's good to take breaks.
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S1, EP28 "MeMo Dog / Being MeMo"BaBa makes friends with a Tweetie and MeMo bonds closely with a new toy, MeMo Dog; BaBa is playing a copying game. MeMo wants to play something else, so they compromise.
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S1 "Purple Ducky; Matching Game"MeMo and BaBa are disappointed when a toy breaks but discover new ways to play with it; MeMo helps BaBa to play a game matching shapes on Planet BeddyByes.
BeddyByes
S1 "Floating; Flute"MeMo and BaBa enjoy seeing and playing with floaty things; BaBa wants to play the flute as well as MeMo; MeMo helps BaBa to play the recorder.
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S1 "Sorry; Mystery Song"BaBa learns that when you say sorry, you need to truly mean it; MeMo and BaBa go on the hunt for an intriguing sound.
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