Little critter imagines all the things he and his little brother will be able to do.

All the many things a young child can do independently are demonstrated, (tying shoes, riding a bike, kicking a ball), but there is one thing the child cannot do alone.

Little critter and his mother take a trip to the city exploring the department stores and museums.

Little Critter discovers that eating right and exercising isn't just good for you--it can be fun too!

Little Critter runs into difficulties while trying to find or make the perfect present to show his appreciation for his teacher, Miss Kitty.

When Little Critter helps his Dad all day long, things don't go as planned.

Even though Puppy misbehaves, he makes a wonderful pet.

When Little Critter goes off with his friends, his little sister wails, "Me, too!" When Little Critter eats a piece of cake, he has to share it with his hungry sister. It seems as if Little Critter's responsibilities as a big brother will never end.

A child imagines all the things to be done when one is bigger.

Little Critter's new pet kitty tangles up his mom's knitting, knocks over the trash, and gets trapped high up in a tree, causing his family to become frustrated with the cat.