Rafi the Wishing Wizard

On her seventh birthday, Rafi receives her very first wishing wand. With a few important rules to learn, Rafi is ready to make some very exciting wishes.

Rafi's wish for trampoline feet makes bouncing fun, until it becomes too much. With her dads' help, she realises asking for support brings laughter, pancakes and hugs.

Rafi wishes for giant goalie hands to save every ball but discovers true magic is believing in yourself.

Rafi's gingerbread wish brings her bakes to life. She discovers perfect can mean different things, and messy can be special too.

Rafi's flying bed wish turns bedtime into an adventure. But she realises bedtime is bedtime for a reason when Aunty T magics them safely home.

Rafi wishes for a cherry tree to grow quickly, but it's too much too soon. After her dads and Doris share a story, she discovers nature likes to take its time - and that makes it special.

Rafi wishes for mermaid tails so she can swim with her dads. Jake feels nervous at first, but he joins in with Rafi's help. Together, they splash around and have an underwater tea party.

Rafi's wish turns her dads into babies. She realises being a grown-up means having responsibility - and that chores can be fun when mixed with dancing.

Rafi wishes her play date with Ruby could last forever. Stuck together, they realise that even best friends have differences - and that's what makes them special.

Rafi's wish to be in two places at once leads to mix-ups. She realises it's better to focus on one thing at a time.

Seeing herself small in a family photo makes Rafi wish to be taller. She realises growing up fast isn't necessary, and the best memories are made together.

Rafi's cat wish reveals being furry isn't all fun. With Deborah's help, she understands that everyone has challenges, and her dads make a magical cat flap, so Deborah won't get stuck outside.

Rafi's unicorn wish brings exciting quests, but she realises even heroes need rest - and the best adventures can be found at home.

Rafi's wish to talk to animals causes confusion. She realises real magic is listening when she helps a sparrow find its family.

Rafi's wish makes four colourful Rafis appear. She decides to organise each Rafi so that they focus on one job each before merging back into one.

Rafi wishes for a magical zip line but realises playground fun means letting everyone have a turn.

Rafi freezes the café to read with Finn, but mischief follows. She decides a quiet bedroom corner is the perfect place to read books.

Rafi wishes she could be a grown-up for a while, and Aunty T wishes she could play in the park. A switching wish lets them swap places.

Rafi's magic basketball makes every basket, but she discovers that real victory is earned, and scoring only feels special when you've worked for it.

Rafi creates a giant magical bubble, filling the park with colour and joy. When it pops, Rafi learns that some things don't last forever - and that's what makes them special.

Rafi's Fixie Pixie wish causes chaos. She realises it's better to tell the truth than hide mistakes, and fixes a plate with Ruby and Jake.

Rafi's lost T rex toy ends up with Oscar. She doesn't like it at first but discovers passing toys on can bring joy and new memories, and she sees her dinosaur loved all over again.

Finn's magic show goes wrong, until Rafi makes a wish to help him. With Ruby's help, they fix the chaos, and Finn proves he can shine on his own. Rafi realises that friends sometimes need space.

Rafi wishes for a real dinosaur at the museum. Slurpy the triceratops causes chaos, but Aunty T restores everything. She admits dinosaurs and museums are magic, which makes Rafi smile.

Mistakes and bad traffic on their camping trip journey throw Rafi and her dads off course. A new plan and a magic wish show that flexibility can lead to the best adventures.

After a long journey, Rafi and her dads arrive at the campsite. Rafi misses some of her home comforts but soon discovers the joy of adventure when stepping outside her comfort zone.