Tig is looking forward to baby Ben coming for the day but Ben soon becomes more important than Tig.
Tig and Angel go to the fun fair. Tig finds all the noises overwhelming and frightening and wants to go home. Woolly helps Tig to conquer her fear of the funfair by finding out where all the different noises are coming from.
When Tig goes to her first dancing class she doesn't join in because the dancing teacher shouts. Woolly persuades Tig to join in by explaining that the teacher isn't shouting at her, but shouting to be heard above the music.
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 as she hates having her hair washed. Woolly gives Tig a few tips on how to make hair wash day bearable.
One cold day Tig visits the botanic glass house with her mum and dad. Tig is very upset when on her way home she discovers she has lost her scarf, hat and gloves. Woolly helps Tig to find what she has lost.
Tig and her toy spider Woolly explore new experiences. Woolly tells Tig how to help a little boy on his first day at nursery school.
When Tig goes shopping with her mum she sees a clown. The clown frightens her. Woolly explains that the clown is just a man with a painted face. He suggests Tig goes and have her face painted like a clown too.
When Tig visits a restaurant, she is put off eating a new dish when she tastes an olive. Woolly encourages Tig to try the dish again.
Tig visits the dentist to have her teeth counted but when she sits in the dentist's chair, she refuses to open her mouth.
When Timmy comes to play he shows Tig how to draw monsters. Tig loves the drawings and puts them under her bed. At night the monsters roar and wake her up. Woolly suggests changing the monsters into daytime monsters.
When Tig and her dad are confronted by a big cow, Tig is frightened. Woolly helps Tig overcome her fear.
Woolly helps Tig overcome her fear of a fire alarm at her nursery school.
When Tig goes to the swing park with her dad, she sees her friend Angel playing with some children she doesn't know. Woolly gives Tig the confidence to go over and play with Angel and the new friends.
Live action children's show. Woolly helps Tig overcome her fear of a man with a beard that she finds rather strange.
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.
Tig's friend Timmy has a great imagination and makes the visit to the museum a little too exciting.
When Tig's friend Angel comes to play, Tig doesn't like Angel playing with her toys. Woolly shows how sharing can be fun.
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.
Tig is at a painting day and refuses to go to the large public toilets. Woolly helps Tig overcome her fear of the toilets.
Tig thinks her granny is always saying no to her. Woolly helps Tig to see the positives in her granny.
Woolly helps Tig to be more considerate when they go home on the bus.
When Tig's dad goes to hospital, Tig refuses to to see him. Woolly helps Tig understand about hospitals and patients.
Tig and her mum go shopping for new clothes. Tig can't decide between red shoes and blue shoes. Woolly helps her choose.
Tig goes on holiday. At the holiday camp everyone else is just that little bit older than Tig. Tig is frustrated that she can't do all the things that her friends can do. Woolly encourages Tig to focus on all the things she can do.
Tig hates all the splashing at the swimming pool. Woolly helps Tig to enjoy the water and the splashing too.
Tig's mum and dad are having a very busy day. Tig can't understand why they won't pay her any attention.
Tig loses her mum in a supermarket and thinks she has been abandoned. Woolly helps Tig find her mum again.
Tig's hair is getting longer and longer but she refuses to have her hair cut.
When Tig's granny has a new dog, Woolly helps Tig understand about animals.
Tig goes to stay the night with her friend Angel. At night she finds herself all alone with everyone else asleep.
Tig builds a sandcastle at the beach and wants to take it home with her. Woolly explains that the sand belongs to the beach and the sea.
Tig unwraps a bike for her birthday. Woolly persuades Tig that she might have more fun if her mum shows her how to ride a bike.
Tig goes to the zoo to see a panda but is more interested in buying a toy panda.
Tig is learning to play the piano with Mr Tonka but she won't listen to everything he says.
Tig and her friend Timmy visit a castle and gets scared by strange sounds in the castle. Woolly explains that they are echoes.
When Tig has chicken pox she finds getting better difficult. Woolly helps to make Tig's recovery easier.
Tig has a fussy day. When it comes to tobogganing indoors she has to make compromises and not to be quite so fussy in order to have fun.
A photographer comes to Tig's nursery to take photos. Tig won't smile for the photographer because she is grumpy.
When Tig makes a cake she doesn't like waiting for it to bake. Woolly helps her with the waiting game.
When Tig goes on her first aeroplane trip it is her Mum who suddenly gets worried. Woolly shows Tig how to help make the trip fun for Mum.
When Tig goes to a town festival she is very excited. When she meets her friend Angel at the festival she becomes even more excited and Angel is not happy. Woolly calms Tig down and she and Angel enjoy themselves on an exciting day.
When a boy pushes Tig by accident at nursery school Tig doesn't want to go back and gets a pain in her tummy.
When Tig goes on an adventure with her grandad she loses her favourite sailor hat.
Tig climbs a mountain with her dad, but wants to go home before reaching the top.
Tig visits a forest but she doesn't like the quiet. Woolly makes her aware that quiet is more interesting that she might have thought.
Tig's dad takes her on a day out on a steam train. Tig enjoys the day so much that she doesn't want it to end. Woolly explains that the best days can still be enjoyed when they are over.
Tig loves dinosaurs until she sees a real diplodocus at a museum and is scared. Woolly explains to Tig that the diplodocus is just old bones and there is nothing to be worried about.
Tig is scared of horses until she meets an old horse called Dobbin. Then Dobbin dies. Woolly helps Tig overcome her loss and remember Dobbin for all the happy and good things he brought to her.
Tig doesn't like fireworks. Woolly tells her there is nothing wrong with not liking something.
Tig is very grown up when crossing the road at nursery school and holds hands. When she crosses the road with her dad she refuses to hold his hand. Woolly teached Tig the importance of holding hands and crossing roads safely.
When Tig's Aunt Shonagh gets married, Tig is a flower girl. Tig does an impromptu dance and brings the wedding to a halt.
Tig doesn't like thunder. Woolly helps Tig to overcome her fear.
Woolly shows Tig how playing subway trains on a real subway is not a good idea.
Dad has his car cleaned and then the rain makes it dirty again. Woolly shows Tig how to cheer her dad up and have fun in the rain.
When Tig gets a new night light she is frightened by shadows. Woolly shows Tig how to have fun with shadows.
Tig goes on a holiday to another country. When she arrives it is very hot and everything is new and different. Woolly helps her adjust and to embrace all the excitement and differences that a holiday has to offer including new foods and a different language.
Tig discovers what Hallowe'en is at her first Hallowe'en Party.
Tig has had a wonderful year of summer, her birthday, snowballs and Christmas. After Christmas, Tig goes to stay with Granny. One morning Mummy says it's Hogmanay, the least day of the year. Tig is sad there are no more days of the year left but Woolly explains that tomorrow will be the first day of a brand-new year when Tig can have summer and snowballs and Christmas all over again. Tig discovers the fun of Hogmanay and Woolly helps her make wishes for a brand-new year. When Tig wakes on the night of Hogmanay, she joins Granny and her friends to see the New Year arrive and all her wishes come true.
Tig loves going to see plays. Tig wants to be in a play herself and to dress up. Tig's friend Tam is doing a musical play of The Elves and the Shoemaker, and he asks Tig to be an elf. On the day of the show Tig refuses to go on stage. She doesn't recognise Tam dressed as the shoemaker. Woolly explains how costumes and make up can make every one look different. Tig happily joins the performance and as an elf helps the shoemaker make his shoes.
Tig is excited to be going to a new big school but has a few small worries too - finding the toilet, putting shoes on the wrong way round and even losing Woolly. Woolly helps Tig share and tell her worries so that she is free to enjoy her fun-filled days.
Tig watches the last harvest in a field of oats before sitting down for supper at Duncan's farm.
Tig visits her grandad for Christmas. She is restless, so Woolly sings her to sleep.
