Wiggles' Trip Topsy and Tim

# This is our street

# It's where we live

# We love to play together... #

Wait, Tim!

# Just like you

-# Just like us... #

-Topsy, run!

# And we'll be friends for ever

# We can be anything

# If we close our eyes and dream

# We can play day after day

# And the fun will never end

# This is our street

# It's where we live

# So let's all play together

# Be best friends for ever. #

-Hello!

-Hello!

-BOTH: It's us!

-Topsy!

-And Tim!

-Tony Welch is here.

-Come on.

-Here's Wiggles.

-Wow.

-Oh, cool.

Tony, if you sit down on the sofa quietly for me,

I'll pop him on your lap.

-Make sure you shuffle back and your knees together.

-Knees together.

Perfect. That's a good position. Wiggles, this is Tony Welch.

He will look after you. Here we go. There you go.

Just give him a lovely cuddle. Oops.

Not all rabbits like being picked up and stroked but Wiggles seems to.

Hi, Wiggles.

He likes you, Tony.

I wish I had a rabbit.

We should get a rabbit friend for Wiggles.

You're so cute and spotty.

Oh!

What's happened?

Wiggles scratched me. Look.

-Oh!

-Oh!

I don't want to hold him any more.

Can I see again?

Oh, it's only a little scratch, Tony. I'll get Mummy. Mummy!

You're being very brave.

How's your hand, Tony?

Stingy.

It'll feel better soon.

-I thought Wiggles liked me.

-He does.

It was just an accident. Can you get a plaster, please?

'Mummy says Wiggles might not like all the picking up any more.'

-I picked some dandelion leaves for Wiggles.

-Well done, Tim.

I think I'm going to... Thank you, Topsy.

..have to have a look at Wiggles's nails.

-I think they might need cutting.

-Please can I watch you cut them?

I don't know how to cut rabbits' nails properly, so, no.

We'll take Wiggles to the vet to get his nails cut properly.

There you go, Tony. All done.

Would you like to feed Wiggles some dandelion leaves now?

No, thank you. I want to go home now, please.

I'm sorry Wiggles scratched you, Tony.

That's OK, he didn't mean it.

Look, Wiggles.

'After Tony's dad collects him, Mummy phones the vet.'

-Whoa. Wiggles' nails are really long.

-Good news.

Wiggles can have his nails cut today. We'll take the bus to the vet's, OK?

-Wiggles hasn't been on the bus before, Mummy.

-He'll be fine.

-I'll just find his carry basket.

-Oh, I know where it is.

-Oh, do you?

Wiggles, I just want to let you know that the bus isn't scary.

It's sometimes a little bit noisy.

Kind of like...vroom-vroom.

Pick him up very gently, Tim.

And, did you know that it can sometimes be just,

not much, but a little shaky.

Nyeew, nyeew, nyeew, nyeew.

Then all the people get off at the station and then it goes...

Ow! Wiggles!

Ow.

Mum!

Wiggles scratched me.

Oh, Tim.

All right. Come on, Wiggles.

That's nice and clean.

'Mummy cleans my leg

'and puts on some antiseptic cream and a plaster.'

-You know, Wiggles would say sorry if he could talk.

-I know.

But I don't want to pick up Wiggles any more.

Oh, you will once Wiggles has had his nails cut.

We need to catch our bus. Will you put Wiggles in his basket

whilst I clear up these things?

Topsy can put Wiggles in his basket for me, Mummy.

All right, get her to help you. I'll put these away.

Topsy! Topsy!

Topsy.

Topsy.

Wiggles just scratched me. Look.

Oh, dear.

-You need to get Wiggles into his basket.

-OK. Wiggles!

-Where are you?

-Where are you? Are you there?

'Wiggles knows all the best cosy places in our living room.

'And our kitchen.

'Mummy says it's important that he can wander around

'inside and outside. He needs exercise.'

There he is!

He's eating grass.

No, he's eating dandelion leaves.

-It's his favourite food.

-Oh.

-Come on, Wiggles, it's time to get in your basket.

-Come on.

-You're going to have to pick him up, Topsy.

-No.

He might scratch me next.

Come on, Wiggles.

He doesn't want to go into this basket.

Can you pick him up, please, Tim?

No, I don't want to get scratched again.

-Come on, Wiggles.

-Come on.

Wait, I know how to get Wiggles to come into the basket

-without picking him up.

-How?

What are you doing, Tim?

Picking some dandelion leaves.

Look.

I'll put one there, one here.

-You can have these.

-Oh, thank you.

-One there, one there.

-Oh, I see.

We've made a trail of nice, juicy dandelion leaves for you, Wiggles.

I'll put one in his cage.

Come on, Tim, let's watch from in here.

-Wiggles.

-Look.

Wiggles.

Yes! He's following them!

Wiggles.

-Oh, look, he's coming.

-I think he is.

-Come on.

-Wiggles.

-Yay!

-Sh!

-Sh!

Yay!

You're such a clever rabbit, Wiggles.

You followed our trail.

Oh, well done, you two, for getting Wiggles in his basket.

-Who picked him up?

-No-one.

We made a trail of dandelion leaves that led Wiggles into his basket.

-He is a very clever rabbit, you know.

-He is. He really is.

-I know.

And as soon as we get home from the vet's,

you can get him out and play with him again.

I don't want to pick Wiggles up any more.

-He scratches.

-Topsy and Tim, when Wiggles' nails have been cut, you'll

be able to pick him up and care for him just like you always used to.

-I promise. Now, who wants to go and catch a bus?

-Me!

-Me!

-Come on, Wiggles.

-Don't forget Wiggles.

-I've got Wiggles.

-Wait for me to open the door, please, Topsy.

-I will.

-Good girl.

Welcome home, Wiggles. Such a good rabbit at the vet's.

Here we go. Shall we get you out?

'We are back. Wiggles was really well behaved on the bus.

'And at the vet's, he sat very still when his nails were trimmed.

'He may still scratch but only a little bit now.'

-See his nice, short nails?

-Oh, yeah.

-Yeah? Why don't you hold him, Tim?

There you go.

We'll need to get another rabbit soon to keep this lovely rabbit company.

Hello, lovely Wiggles.

I'm sorry I didn't want to be with you before.

Now I do.

And I know you won't scratch me again,

will you, wiggly, wiggly rabbit?

Next time, we'll take you to the vet before your nails get too long.

'And that's when Mummy said...

BOTH: '"Wiggles is a very lucky rabbit."'

Wiggles is a very lucky rabbit, Topsy and Tim,

to have you two to look after him

-and to have more dandelion leaves for his tea.

-Oh, yeah!

-'And that, said Mummy...

-BOTH: ..was that.'

BOTH: Hello.

Are you good at remembering?

Can you remember what happened to us today?

This is our Topsy and Tim memory game.

Let's play.

'Today, we took Wiggles to the vet.

'Can you remember what we gave Wiggles to eat before his journey?

-'Was it dandelion leaves?

-Or was it a carrot?

'The answer is behind the jigsaw piece.

'Look.

'The answer is dandelion leaves.

'Watch this.'

I know how to get Wiggles to come into the basket

-without picking him up.

-How?

What are you doing, Tim?

I'm picking some dandelion leaves.

Look. I'll put one there, one here.

-You can have these.

-Oh, thank you.

-One there, one there.

-Oh, I see.

We've made a trail of nice, juicy dandelion leaves for you, Wiggles.

'Great game.'

-That was good fun.

-See you soon.

# We can play

# Day after day

# And the fun will never end

# So let's all play together

# Be best friends for ever. #