Strawberry Shortcake's Berry Bitty Adventures

Against Strawberry’s advice, Orange adopts a baby fish and discovers she has her hands full when it turns out to be not a fish, but a tadpole-on-its-way-to-being-a-frog!

Plum rallies her friends to be secret “shoemaker’s elves” for Raspberry and help her finish a dress, but things comically get out of hand.

When the prize violets Lemon is raising for the flower show start mysteriously disappearing, Lemon jumps to some wrong conclusions.

Strawberry has her hands full when she agrees to babysit a young Berrykin who has magical powers.

Lemon orders a new high-tech machine to do salon services faster, then worries that she is no longer needed in the community.

A packaging mix-up at the seed company results in Blueberry planting popcorn instead of daisies.

Strawberry fills in at the bumblebee post office and learns that sometimes even when you try your very best, things don't always turn out as planned.

Strawberry struggles with how to be the berry best hostess when she has the very worst house guests.

Strawberry and her friends try to break a Berry Bitty World record to win a vacation for Berrykin Bloom.

Plum disregards Strawberry’s rule to sign up for use of the café, and is forced to reschedule a big dance recital. She holds a grudge and starts instigating wacky, nonsensical rules to prove rules are silly.

Berry Bitty City holds an election to see who will fill in as “BerryFest Princess” while Princess Berrykin is absent.

When Strawberry finds herself in charge of the upcoming BerryFest parade, she hopes her gal pals can help her with the overwhelming amounts of chores. But each of them is rather demanding and ungracious, so they're no use at all.

As this year's BerryFest Princess, Strawberry must learn to be a leader, and overcome many obstacles, to make sure the festival is a success.

When there's a blackout in Berry Bitty City, Orange discovers she has a fear of what's in the dark: a Galumphalot.

Blueberry spends all her time emulating her literary detective hero and ignores her friends, until Strawberry gives her a "missing person case" to solve—the missing person being Blueberry herself!

When the town’s very formal Berry Bitty Buggy Derby is revived, the girls are unfamiliar with the traditional behavior for the event.

Chaos ensues when Raspberry finds a way to enlarge the Berrykins to the same size as Strawberry and her friends.

Plum, determined to win a Dance-Off trophy, tries to get her friends and the Berrykins to dance just like a rival dance team, and learns that different people have different skills.

When Blueberry gives a First Frost Day "secret" gift that's more what she wants than what her giftee wants, a hot-potato of passing on the unwanted gift occurs.

Raspberry is distraught when she suspects her friends have copied her design on her lantern for the "Glimmerberry Gathering," until she learns the true meaning behind the festival.

When the town needs a larger venue for their upcoming Glimmerberry Ball, Plum finds an ideal hollow tree for the occasion.

Lemon creates super-duper musical neon manicures, Glamicures. At first the other girls love them, then, because they are so bright and noisy, they begin to dislike them.

When a new game comes to Berry Bitty City, it starts to encroach on the other activities of the community. It falls to Orange to figure out how to give everyone in town their fair share of access to the public spaces.

When Sadiebug and Kadiebug create a new club, a "Good Citizens Club," Plum is suckered into doing their bidding, thinking that it's a "test" for good citizenship.

Terribly worried when her beloved pets don't return home, Strawberry puts on a brave face so as not to worry her friends as they all search for the pets.