In this episode of What to Do When…, we talk about a feeling many children have — not wanting to eat their vegetables. Sometimes veggies look strange, smell unfamiliar, or just don’t feel right, and that’s okay. Through the calm and comforting story of Maya the Elephant, children learn that trying food doesn’t have to be scary or forced.

In this episode of What to Do When…, we explore a very common (and very normal!) childhood moment - spilling something by accident. When a mess happens, it can feel embarrassing, scary, or upsetting, but it doesn’t have to ruin the day. Through the story of Max the Monkey and his spilled banana smoothie, children learn simple steps to pause, stay calm, ask for help, and clean up responsibly.

We talk about something that can feel really hard - when someone says something mean. Through the gentle story of Henry the Hedgehog, children learn that it’s okay to feel hurt by unkind words and that those feelings don’t last forever. With simple, calming steps and reassuring guidance, this episode helps kids understand how to respond to mean comments, protect their feelings, and choose kindness without ignoring their own emotions.

Feeling shy can make new situations feel big and scary. In this episode of What to Do When…, kids meet Toby the turtle, who learns that it’s okay to take things slowly, start small, and try again when he’s ready. Through a gentle and reassuring story, children discover simple steps to handle shyness, build quiet confidence, and remember that being yourself is always enough.

Feeling left out can be really hard. In this warm and reassuring episode of What to Do When…, kids meet Leo the lion cub, who learns kind and brave ways to handle lonely feelings and join in with confidence. Through a gentle story, little listeners discover how to cope when they feel excluded, build self-belief, and remember that they belong

Uh-oh! What happens when a favourite toy goes missing? In this gentle and reassuring episode of What to Do When…, kids join Mia the Fox as she searches for her beloved teddy bear, Mr. Snuggles. Along the way, kids learn what to do when something important is lost.

Your child will join Benny the Bunny as he learns how to handle the frustrating moment when a friend doesn’t want to share. Through a gentle story, calming strategies, and interactive moments, your little one will explore healthy ways to respond with patience, kindness, and resilience. Perfect for building social-emotional skills in kids aged 3–7—and giving parents a few handy tools for handling tricky playtime moments, too.

In this comforting episode of What to Do When…, we meet Stella the Owl, who doesn’t like the dark—even though owls are supposed to! With the help of her wise Grandma, Stella learns three simple ways to feel brave when the lights go out. Help young listeners explore their fears and discover how to feel safe and calm at bedtime. Perfect for quiet evenings and building emotional resilience in kids aged 3–7.