The following have been developed into full scripts, available on request

The Chicken Pox Party
Type: Getting Better (from poorliness)
Theme: being poorly can have a fun side too
Several children develop Chicken Pox and wonder what all the spots are on their bodies – and Gongo and Ruko blame a chicken! Nurse Diddy reassures the patients and gives them some fabulous anti-itch cream. However, a few days later, even though the children feel better, they cannot go back to school as they are still infectious. They get bored – very bored and start causing problems! That is, until Nurse Diddy has a bright idea and organises a Chicken Pox party on Stan’s train…

Boo-hoo!
Type: Being a Nurse
Theme: it can be frustrating for everyone when babies cry – but there’s usually a reason
Baby Toots just won’t stop crying! Nurse Diddy investigates, Gongo and Ruko ‘fingers’ in their ears! Toots has a really sore bottom! Sparkling cream calms the situation and everyone sighs with relief. Diddy explains to Maisy that there’s usually a reason for a baby crying. At baby clinic, Doctor Bumbler clumsily pushes over some noisy tins – all the babies start crying. Nurse Diddy puts on a calming melody, causing the babies to stop and listen, and as a boppy theme develops, the boo-hoos soon become be-bops!

Let's Fix that Wrist!
Type: Getting Better (from an accident)
Theme: hospitals aren’t really scary places
Rosie sprains her wrist badly when she is playing with Jake. Nurse Diddy comes to the rescue administering some medicine and putting her arm in a sling, explaining she needs an x-ray. Rosie is worried about going to hospital, but Nurse Diddy reassures her. Rosie feels more relaxed when she sees the children’s play room. Rosie’s wrist is only sprained, and Gongo provides great hilarity when he turns up on the x-ray, having sneaked from behind the protection screen out of curiosity (without anyone noticing!)

Achoo!
Type: Prevention
Theme: germs spread easily through sneezing
The children seem to be catching colds recently, so Nurse Diddy decides to make a school visit. She notices that they are sneezing (which is causing great hilarity!) – but not into handkerchiefs or even covering their faces and washing hands. The children don’t think it is a problem –. it’s only ‘an invisible sneeze’ after all. But when a splodge lands on the windscreen of Gongo’s Super Diddy Car, Nurse Diddy produces the Diddyscope showing all the nasty bugs. Out of the Diddy Bag spring handkerchiefs for all – including, to Gongo’s relief one for his windscreen – just as he sneezes!