Miss Moon

Miss Bunch takes umbrage when Miss Moon sits on her park bench; she challenges Miss Moon to earn the right to continue bringing Baby Joe to the sandbox by competing against her in a nanny contest.

To help Lola overcome her fear of frogs, Miss Moon turns her into one; when Moonie tries to reverse the spell, it doesn't work; they must find a prince who's willing to kiss Lola.

The kids find a board game in Miss Moon's box; unable to resist, they start playing and get sucked inside; if they can't finish three challenges they'll be stuck in the game.

Jules must prepare an essay on prehistoric man; to help, Miss Moon bewitches the statue of Honk, a caveman at the natural history museum, so that Jules will be free to ask him all the questions he wants.

Using the baroness' yard as a hideout, Kliff manages to photograph Lady Pop on the sly during one of her visits; unfortunately, the baroness finds him trespassing and steals his camera from him.

Jules is sad because he doesn't think his mom is going to be able to make it home for his birthday. To console him, Miss Moon brings a photo of Lady Pop to life. but the photo escapes from the frame.

After challenging the boys to a basketball match, Lola and her friends realize they need help; However, the tips Miss Moon gives them from the magic world produces some unexpected results.

There's a heatwave and the water in the zoo's water tank is being rationed, to make sure none of the animals go without.

Jules must prepare an essay on prehistoric man; to help, Miss Moon bewitches the statue of Honk, a caveman at the natural history museum, so that Jules will be free to ask him all the questions he wants.

Yassir gives Miss Moon a small statue, Miss Moon accidentally releases a little demon from it.

Jules and Lola have made Miss Moon a candy birthday cake, but Miss Moon is allergic to candy.

Yassir asks the children to take the Baroness a document with their family tree; Joe accidentally spills sauce on the image of the family's first known ancestor, and the entire family tree begins to disappear.

Yassir asks the children to take the Baroness a document with their family tree; Joe accidentally spills sauce on the image of the family's first known ancestor, and the entire family tree begins to disappear.

Fluffmaster would love to go to the Wizards' Ball but he has no partner; he asks Miss Moon if she'll accompany him but during his visit he falls for the baroness.

Fluffmaster gets a spell wrong and winds up as a ghost -- bad timing, given that he has a very important appointment coming up with the Chairman of the Sorcerers' Council.

Jules has finished making a small housekeeping robot -- Ralf; the cyber creation hooks up via wi-fi to the gaming console in the living room and is remote-controlled with a digital tablet.

Lola gets the prize in the King Cake, just like every other year; Jules is so upset that he goes searching in Miss Moon's room for some kind of magic that will guarantee his winning the prize next time around.

When the baroness accidentally gets her paws on one of Miss Moon's teleportation keys, she intends to use it to teleport over to Lady Pop and use it as proof that Miss Moon is a witch.

When Paul reminisces about being a kid, Miss Moon persuades him to let her turn him into a kid again for a few hours; Kliff the paparazzo captures the transformation on film.

Lola goes into Miss Moon's magic bag and takes a perfume that's meant to make anyone who smells it fall in love.

Jules steals some invisibubbles from Miss Moon's magic bag to retrieve his drone from the Baroness, but when she sees things moving around in her home, she thinks the place is haunted.

Paul wishes he could sleep in; Miss Moon slips a few sleep grains into his orange juice, and Paul falls into a deep sleep for 24 hours; the fairy nanny assumes Paul's appearance and heads off with the kids to welcome the very grumpy inspector.

While visiting the museum, Miss Moon casts a spell on Jules' camera to boost the quality of his photos, but the device goes haywire and brings a statue of a prehistoric man, Honk, to life.

It's Christmas Eve; Jules and Lola install a camera in the fireplace, but Miss Moon gets tripped up on a wire; to make up for the damage, she makes the real Santa Claus appear.

When Lola has no more pages left in her personal diary, Miss Moon gives her a notebook from the magic world.

Miss Moon mistakes Yassir for a rattikee, a magical creature that sings to awaken plants, and accidentally casts a spells that turns him into a rattikee for real; she must act fast before he wakes up all the plants in the park.

When Baby Joe catches a slight cold, Miss Moon gives him a potion from the magic world to help boost his immunity; but the elixir in question is a little too strong for an earthling baby and it boosts him a little too much.

To complete her choir of singing flowers, Miss Moon acquires a small flesh-eating plant from Yassir's store.

Miss Moon takes Jules to the zoo to help him face his fear of tigers.

Saddened by his lack of skateboarding talent, Miss Moon casts a spell on Jules' skateboard to make him perform spectacularly.

It's Lola's birthday, and to apologize for not being able to be there to celebrate it with her, Lady Pop sends her mirror ball so that the girl can enjoy her very first party.

To help Baby Joe get to sleep, Miss Moon sets him on a little magic cloud; Baby Joe has no trouble dozing off, cuddling with Mr. Pick; however, the window has been left open and a draft carries the cloud off and away.

A strange looking feline turns up at the MacGuffles household, and Miss Moon realizes its true identity of Fluffmaster, a wizard from the magic world looking for help to revert back to his human self.

Lola, Bec and Louise make their way to their favorite bench, only to discover that Miss Bunch is having it replaced by a stroller shed.

Mama Moon plans to gift Aunt Binny three dragon eggs for her upcoming birthday, and asks Miss Moon to care for them in the meantime, but nothing goes as planned.

It's the annual Dragon Parade, and Mr. Pick must find and kiss a lady dragon if he wants to be able to continue breathing flames.

The baroness calls on Paul to treat her darling little puppies' allergies, and he's run out of solutions; in his frustration, he admits he'd like to disappear to avoid the baroness.

Mr. Pick catches a chill after getting stuck in the freezer, and when a dragon catches a common cold, he sneezes frost out of his nostrils; Miss Moon panics when her magic wand gets stuck at the top of a waterfall of ice.

With a wave of her wand, Miss Moon turns Jules' octopus bath toy into a living creature; but when it steals away her wand, they must get handle the octopus problem before disaster strikes.

After watching their favorite TV show, Miss Moon and Lola are convinced that Howard is a vampire.

Miss Bunch takes umbrage when Miss Moon sits on her park bench; she challenges Miss Moon to earn the right to continue bringing Baby Joe to the sandbox by competing against her in a nanny contest.

Using the baroness' yard as a hideout, Kliff manages to photograph Lady Pop on the sly during one of her visits; unfortunately, the baroness finds him trespassing and steals his camera from him.

Lady Pop is coming home for the weekend; eager for everything to be perfect for her arrival, Paul asks Lola to clean her room; she decides to creep into Miss Moon's room without telling her and borrow a bunch of Vak-it-alls from her magic bag.

Paul and the kids must move a female monkey named Kenia out of the zoo; Kenia seems out of sorts, so Paul decides to delay the move; Lola thinks it would be a good idea if Miss Moon were to give her the power to speak and understand ape language.

Paul and the kids must move a female monkey named Kenia out of the zoo; Kenia seems out of sorts, so Paul decides to delay the move; Lola thinks it would be a good idea if Miss Moon were to give her the power to speak and understand ape language.

With a wave of her wand, Miss Moon turns Jules' octopus bath toy into a living creature; but when it steals away her wand, they must get handle the octopus problem before disaster strikes.

After watching their favorite TV show, Miss Moon and Lola are convinced that Howard is a vampire.

The baroness calls on Paul to treat her darling little puppies' allergies, and he's run out of solutions; in his frustration, he admits he'd like to disappear to avoid the baroness.

When Paul reminisces about being a kid, Miss Moon persuades him to let her turn him into a kid again for a few hours; Kliff the paparazzo captures the transformation on film.

When the baroness accidentally gets her paws on one of Miss Moon's teleportation keys, she intends to use it to teleport over to Lady Pop and use it as proof that Miss Moon is a witch.

The annual pedal boat race is coming up and Jules would love to win the magnificent trophy, so Miss Moon signs the kids up for the race.

Miss Moon grows a weird bush -- a marshimow tree that yields magic marshmallows -- to cheer up Baby Joe.

Yassir organizes a cake contest at the park; the prize is two tickets to the premiere of the Vampires of Love movie, inspired by a TV show.