@WoollyandTigOfficial- Pretty As A Princess | TV Show for Kids | Toy Spider

Little Learners
35 followers
2 Video Views·Jan 22, 2026
AI Generated·May contain errors
Comments are disabled for this video.
The Wedding
When I was little, I had to go to a big house where my Aunty Shona was getting married.
Willy came too.
Tig, why don't you come and have a look at your dress?
There was a dress. It was very pretty.
It was my dress. I was a flower girl.
Aunty Shona was having her face painted.
Mummy helped me put on my dress.
Oh, Tig! What a pretty flower girl!
Granny said I looked very pretty.
My Aunty Shona said I looked very, very pretty.
Aunty Shona gave me a basket of flower petals.
Miss Lottie, my dancing teacher, was in charge of the wedding.
We followed Miss Lottie.
There were lots of people in the big room.
My friends Timmy and Louise and Mr Tonka and the Giggly Lady and Granny and Mummy had all come to see me.
Aunty Shona's boyfriend Clive pushed in next to Aunty Shona.
Miss Lottie started talking.
She talked and talked and talked.
I'm happy to officiate her marriage to Clive.
When I looked at Granny, she was crying.
Poor Granny! I didn't want my Granny to cry.
So I did my special dance to cheer Granny up.
Granny liked my special dance.
Granny stopped crying.
Mummy came along and stopped my dance.
Mummy said we had to get more petals.
I didn't want to stop my dance.
I was having fun.
Mummy had spoiled my fun and everyone else's fun too.
I'm just going to get some more petals, Tig.
Whee!
Hey Tig, it's not nice being stopped when you're having fun.
But sometimes fun things have to stop so that other important things can be done.
At Shona's wedding, the most important thing to be done is for Shona to be married to Clive.
Miss Lottie can't marry Shona and Clive while you're doing your lovely dance.
So Mummy is only stopping your fun so that Shona and Clive can be married.
Hey and Tig, don't worry about Granny.
She wasn't sad crying.
She was happy crying.
Ding, dang, dong, dong, ding, dang, dong, dong.
So go for it, Tig.
Help to make Shona's day a happy, happy wedding day.
Be a good flower girl and throw some petals.
Whee!
Yes, I thought. I am important.
I'm the flower girl.
But the most important of all is Shona.
I'm going to make Shona's day the best day ever.
I threw petals all over the floor.
Aunty Shona was so happy.
When Clive saw Willy, he got a fright.
We all had a party.
There was lots of dancing.
Flower girl.
Willy.
Panda.
When I was little, my Daddy took me to see the animals at the zoo.
I wanted to see a panda.
Right, Tig, this is where we get the safari bus.
We're going to have to wait for a bit.
We had to wait for a special bus to see the animals.
We waited in a little shop.
There were lots of toy animals in the shop.
I didn't want a toy animal.
I have Willy.
Then I saw some pandas.
Daddy, can I get a panda?
Can I have a toy panda, Daddy?
We're going to go and see a real panda.
Please, Daddy.
No, Tig, said Daddy.
I was grumpy.
Come on, said Daddy, here's the bus.
Let's go and wait in the bus now.
I think it's just coming.
The bus was all stripey.
But I didn't want to go in the stripey bus.
I wanted a panda.
I was grumpy.
We saw lots of different animals.
Wallabies.
Pink flamingos.
An African wild dog.
We saw a chimp.
Up the hill we went.
We saw a cow.
Daddy was excited.
I was grumpy.
I wanted a toy panda.
When we got off the bus,
we saw a tiger.
We saw a panther.
We saw a big lion.
We saw a leopard.
But Daddy didn't see.
I was grumpy.
I wanted a toy panda.
We went over a wooden bridge
to a little hut.
Daddy didn't look at me.
Daddy looked at zebras.
This is just like me.
This is just like Africa,
said Daddy.
Tig, it's just like the African plains.
I was grumpy.
Hey Tig,
it's not nice when you want something
and you can't have it.
It can make you feel grumpy.
But hey Tig,
being grumpy can stop you
enjoying what you do have.
Whee!
Being grumpy stops you
seeing all the amazing
animals around you.
The real animals
that you've never seen before.
The zebras.
The flamingos.
Whee!
The lions.
The tigers.
Whee!
And the pandas.
Not toy pandas,
but real pandas.
So go for it Tig.
Have a look at the real pandas.
And hey Tig,
if you want a cuddly toy
you've always got me.
Yes I thought.
I don't want to be grumpy.
Yes Tig.
Daddy I'm sorry.
I haven't got a toy panda
but I'm going to see a real panda.
Shall we go and see the pandas?
I like seeing the panda.
The panda eats a lot of food.
When the panda saw Willie
he just looked.
It's only a toy spy
but some tea.
Then the panda went to sleep.
At the shop,
Daddy said,
do you want a toy panda now Tig?
No I said,
I've seen a real panda.
But my ears might get cold.
I want earmuffs.
Can I please have panda earmuffs
instead?
I like the real panda.
I like real animals.
I love Willie.
Splash!
When I was little
my mummy and daddy took me swimming
at the swimming pool.
Right, let's go and get changed.
Why don't I take Willie
because we don't want him
to get all wet do we?
Mummy took Willie to watch.
Daddy put me into a big room.
Daddy helped me put on
my swimming costume.
Come on Tig,
let's go to the pool.
Who's excited?
What's that?
We're going to have a shower.
We had to have a shower.
The shower was like the rain.
I squealed.
The pool was very,
very big.
There was lots of water.
The water went on
forever and ever
and nearly out of the window.
Willie and mummy
sat in chairs.
Mummy waved.
I waved to mummy.
A man splashed up
and down the pool
like a big sea lion.
I held daddy's hand.
We saw some children.
The children were splashing.
Daddy put on my arm bands.
A lady splashed with her legs.
I didn't like the splashing.
I want to go and sit on the chairs
with mummy.
Mummy said,
why don't I take Tig
to the little pool?
Mummy took me to the little pool.
Willie came too.
Here you go Tig.
Dear Tig,
why don't you have a splash around?
I don't like splashing, I said.
Hey Tig,
a swimming pool might seem
big and strange
and full of sudden splashes,
but a swimming pool
is just like a big, big bath.
You like a bath, don't you?
So make it like bath time.
You like playing boats
in the bath, don't you Tig?
So have fun with this boat.
There she blows!
Hey Tig,
now you can kneel in the water.
It's much more fun.
Here's another swimming game.
Find the frog.
Ribbit, ribbit.
Water in your mouth?
Spit it out.
Well done Tig,
you found the frog.
Looks like you got your face wet too.
Bounce the ball up and down
as hard as you can
and see how many splashes you can make.
So now you know
water and splashing is fun.
So go for it Tig.
Have a splash with Daddy
in the big pool.
Yes, I thought.
I like the splashing.
I wanted to swim in the big pool
with Daddy.
Big pool,
the splashing.
I like the water
all over my face.
The big sea lion man
saw Willy.
It's only my toy spider
I said.
I love splashes.
I love swimming.
I love Willy.
The dog.
When I was little
my Granny got a new dog.
I went to visit my Granny
and her new dog
with my Daddy.
Willy came too.
In the park
on the way to Granny
we saw lots of dogs.
I wanted to play with the dogs.
Can we play with the dogs?
No, we don't know the dogs.
Daddy said no.
She said we should leave the dogs
we don't know
alone.
I had fun just watching the dogs.
Granny's dog was called Herbie.
Hello.
You come and see.
I asked to see Herbie.
It's in the kitchen.
It's having breakfast.
Granny said we should leave Herbie
alone when he was eating.
Just watch.
Daddy was looking in a cupboard.
Daddy was trying to find
a dog bed
for Herbie to sleep in.
Daddy found his old drum set.
I made lots of noise
on Daddy's drums.
Then I heard another noise.
Woof! Woof!
Shtink!
Herbie doesn't like the noise.
Herbie was barking in a rage.
I didn't like Herbie barking.
Daddy found his old space hopper.
The hopper was fun.
I bounced around the garden.
Come on Herbie.
Let's see what's happening.
Come on.
I bounced up to Herbie.
Woof! Woof!
Herbie barked.
Woof! Woof!
Herbie looks scary.
I don't like Herbie.
Listen Tig, I think I'd better
take him back inside.
He's getting too excited.
Granny took Herbie back inside.
Here's one bed for Herbie.
Daddy found a bed for Herbie.
Do you want to come for a walk
with Herbie?
No.
No I said.
I didn't like dogs.
OK.
Hey Tig,
you don't like Herbie
because you don't know Herbie.
Woof!
You need to get to know Herbie
in just the same way
Herbie needs to get to know you.
Woof!
So what does Herbie like
and what does Herbie not like?
Granny says Herbie likes
to eat in peace.
Woof!
When you did your homework
and your drumming
you found out
that Herbie doesn't like
loud bangs.
When you bounced up to Herbie
on the space hopper
you found out that Herbie
gets frightened easily.
He's like most dogs.
And Herbie's barking
is his way of telling you
what he's feeling.
Woof!
So when you meet Herbie again
be very quiet
and still.
Don't touch Herbie
until Granny says you can.
That way
you'll get to know Herbie.
Yes I thought
I want to get to know Herbie.
I want to like Herbie.
Can I see Herbie?
Yeah.
Come on.
I'll be very quiet.
What a great girl.
Franny was getting Herbie
ready for his walk.
I was very quiet and still.
That's a good girl.
Franny said I could stroke Herbie gently.
That's it.
Now do you want to take him out?
We took Herbie to the park.
Walk, walk.
I like getting to know Herbie.
We've got Herbie time.
Here he goes.
Come and give us that.
I'm not sure if he likes my toy spider yet.
It's only my toy.
My toy spider.
I like Herbie
and I love Willie.
We begin to see Willie.
The hospital.
When I was little
my Daddy hurt himself
and went to hospital.
See you soon.
Bye.
Mummy went to see Daddy
so I played with Angel.
Willie came through.
Angel and me
played dressing up.
I put on a crown.
Angel wheeled me around
in my carriage.
At night time
Daddy wasn't better.
I slept in Mummy's bed.
I wanted to see my Daddy.
When Daddy pulled me up.
I like the picture of Daddy
lifting me up
to touch the sky.
Mummy took me to see Daddy
in the hospital.
That's an ambulance.
I like the hospital.
The hospital was big.
The hospital was busy.
We squirted smelly stuff
on our hands.
Mummy said that in the hospital
everything had to be clean.
Don't forget Willie.
There were lots of busy people.
It was nearly lunch time
but people were still in bed.
What are those people doing Mummy?
They're all getting better.
Mummy said the people were getting better.
They didn't look very better to me.
Some people were wheeled around
in their beds
looking for their pyjamas
I thought.
Daddy had a special room
we lived in.
Oh hi.
We're done now so
you can go in and see him.
I wanted to see Daddy.
I looked in the door.
There was a man in the bed
with a towel on his head.
Hi there Tig.
He looks like a puppet
with strings.
Go and say hello to Daddy Tig.
No I said
that's not my Daddy.
Hey Tig.
There are many places
all topsy-turvy.
They can make you feel
all topsy-turvy too.
Daddy might not look like Daddy
but Daddy's still Daddy.
Daddy looks different
that's all.
Daddy hurt his leg
so he's wearing a plaster
on his leg to make it better
but he's still Daddy.
Daddy hurt his head
so he's wearing a bandage
to make his head better
but he's still Daddy.
Whee!
Daddy looks like a puppet
with tubes and things.
Do do do do do do do.
All there to make him better.
You look different
at angels
when you're dressed up
like a king.
Daddy's dressed up
like a king too.
So hey Tig
Daddy now he's a king
with his crown
and his own royal carriage.
Whee!
And then one day
Daddy will be all better
and lift you up
to touch the sky again.
Yes I thought.
I want to see my Daddy
with his white bandage crown
and his puppet strings.
I'll tell you the funny story
about what happened.
Daddy told me the funny story
of why he was in hospital.
He tripped over running
for a bus.
Silly Daddy
hadn't tied his laces.
The blue nurse came in
and found Willy on the bed.
It's only a tiny spider.
I like hospitals.
I love my Daddy
and I love Willy.
I love Willy and Willy.
We've been together
ever since we were wee.
We've missed by a couple of times.
