Live-action children's show. Dad dismantles Tig's old cot to lend to a new baby, but Tig is not happy that her room is being changed. Show more

Live-action children's show. Tig's friend Timmy has a great imagination and makes the visit to the museum a little too exciting. Show more

Live-action children's show. When Tig and her dad are confronted by a big cow, Tig is frightened. Woolly helps Tig overcome her fear. Show more

Live-action children's show. When Tig goes to the swing park with her dad, she sees her friend Angel playing with some children she doesn't know. Show more

Live-action children's show. Woolly helps Tig to be more considerate when they go home on the bus. Show more

Live-action children's show. Tig visits a restaurant, but she is put off eating a new dish when she tastes an olive. Woolly encourages Tig to try the dish again.

Live-action children's show. Tig and Angel go to the fun fair, but Tig finds all the noises overwhelming and frightening and wants to go home. Show more

Live-action children's show. Tig goes to her first dancing class but does not join in because the dancing teacher shouts. Woolly explains why the teacher shouts. Show more

Live-action children's show. Tig is playing hide-and-seek with Dad before bath time. When she hears it is hair wash day, she doesn't want to be found. Show more

Live-action children's show. Tig is at a painting day and refuses to go to the large public toilets. Woolly helps Tig overcome her fear of the toilets.

Live-action children's show. Tig thinks her granny is always saying no to her. Woolly helps Tig to see the positives in her granny. Show more

Live-action children's show. Tig hates all the splashing at the swimming pool. Woolly helps Tig to enjoy the water and the splashing too. Show more

Live-action children's show. Tig gets fed up at a party because she doesn't win a game. Woolly tells Tig that it isn't all about winning - it is about having fun playing. Show more

Live-action children's show. Tig's mum and dad are having a very busy day. Tig cannot understand why they will not pay her any attention. Show more

Live-action children's show. When Tig's dad goes to hospital, Tig refuses to see him. Woolly helps Tig understand about hospitals and patients. Show more

Live-action children's show. Tig and her mum go shopping for new clothes. Tig can't decide between red shoes and blue shoes. Woolly helps her choose. Show more

Live-action children's show. Everyone else on holiday is a bit older than Tig. Tig is frustrated that she cannot do all the things that her friends can do. Show more

Live-action children's show. Tig's hair is getting longer and longer but she refuses to have her hair cut. Show more

When Tig's granny gets a new dog, Woolly helps Tig understand everything about animals.

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