The citizens of Happy Place are reminded of the importance of returning what they borrow.

Skip decides to sing a song as part of the Happy Place Spring-Sing Music Festival, and learns the importance of practicing.

Sing along with twin sisters, Ginger & Clover!

Frankie is heartbroken when she finds out Ginger and Clover are moving away from Happy Place.

Sing along with Harry!

The muddle of guinea pigs celebrate their Happy Place!

The muddle guinea pigs learn that being considerate of others helps keep Happy Place harmonious.

Clover and Ginger are moving away from Happy Place, but instead of ‘goodbye’, the muddle say, ‘see you soon!’

Ginger learns that when you’re sick it’s best to stay home, rest, and take care of yourself.

When Mr. Radish is blocked from exiting an elevator, the guinea pigs learn valuable lessons about the etiquette of coming and going through doors.

Sing along with Frankie!

The guinea pigs learn that forgiveness feels good.

Telling the truth is not always easy, but fessing up is the right thing to do.

The guinea pigs find out that saying hello or giving a warm smile can help make someone’s day.

The guinea pigs learn about bathroom breaks – and that everyone needs to take them.

The guinea pigs share different ways to show gratitude.

The guinea pigs learn how about gossip, and how it can be hurtful.

Sing along with Skip!

The guinea pigs demonstrate good table manners.

The guinea pigs come together to celebrate Harry’s birthday, but Harry finds out he’s not comfortable being the center of attention.

The citizens of Happy Place are reminded about the need to be patient and take turns.

Jellybean the Cat learns you can’t take good care of others unless you take time to care for yourself.

It’s Spring Break in Happy Place. While the other guinea pigs are away on vacation, Clover, Ginger and Skip create a beach and have a wonderful staycation.

Skip, Ginger and Clover receive an award from the mayor for cleaning up trash in the park. Frankie and Harry put up signs around Happy Place in appreciation of their fellow citizens, to tell them how awesome they are.