Ep 13. Being Brave

In Waybuloo season 1 episode 13, titled "Being Brave," the Piplings are learning to face their fears and become brave. Each of them has a fear that they need to overcome, so they turn to the help of their friends and the yoga-based practices they have learned to become braver.

The episode begins with Nok Tok showing off his new super-duper hoovering device to his friends Lau Lau, Yojojo, and De Li. But when Yojojo gets scared and runs away, Lau Lau suggests they play a game of 'brave tiptoe' to help him overcome his fear. The objective is to sneak up on another Pipling without being noticed. De Li also has a fear of heights, but with the help of her friends and some yoga exercises, she is able to climb up a tree to get Yojojo down.

Meanwhile, Lau Lau is also trying to overcome her fear of the dark. She decides to face it head-on by going into a cave with Yojojo, but gets scared and runs away when she hears a spooky noise. Yojojo stays in the cave and discovers that the noise was just a friendly bat. He decides to show Lau Lau that there is nothing to be afraid of by taking her back into the cave, where she discovers the bat and realizes that her fear was unfounded.

Later on, the Piplings decide to play a game of 'being brave,' where they have to face their fears and perform a daring task. Nok Tok is the first one up and manages to overcome his fear of heights by climbing up a tall tree to retrieve a lost ball. Lau Lau manages to overcome her fear of the dark by walking through a dark tunnel. De Li is scared of loud noises, so she has to perform a dance in a noisy room.

Finally, Yojojo confronts his fear of water by jumping into a pond. He is initially scared, but after taking a deep breath and remembering the yoga lessons he has learned, he manages to dive in successfully. The other Piplings are proud of him for facing his fear and they all celebrate with a song and dance.

Overall, "Being Brave" is a heartwarming episode that teaches children the importance of facing their fears and being brave. The Piplings serve as great role models for young viewers, showing them that anyone can overcome their fears with a bit of help and some positive reinforcement. The use of yoga-based practices as a tool to help the Piplings become braver is also a great way to introduce children to mindfulness and meditation.