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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.