History WesternAnimation / BabyLooneyTunes

* ItsAllAboutMe: Daffy is prone to selfishness, much more than the other babies, although he usually [[AnAesop learns his lesson at the end.]] Justified, as he's a baby and most kids act like this.

** Daffy is a jerk a lot of times, but since this is a LighterAndSofter version of WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes and there is always AnAesop (usually involving Granny), he usually understands his behaviour was wrong at the end of the episode (most of the time).

* AnAesop: Almost every episode. Lampshaded towards the end of "Pouting Match" when Granny converses with Lola about her pouty behavior.
--> '''Lola''': Is this one of those life lesson things? 'Cause if it is, you're gonna have to run that by me again. Slowly.
--> '''Granny''': Instead of pouting next time, why don't you try asking nicely?
--> '''Lola''': Yeah but what if you still don't get what you want?
--> '''Granny''': Sometimes that happens and you need to accept it.

Don't confuse this series with ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures'', which has similarities to the SpinoffBabies genre, but featured [[{{Expy}} expies of the Looney Tunes]] cast and not younger versions of the original characters.

* AnAesop: Almost every episode.

* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Most of the babies are far more innocent than their adult selves.

* BathsAreFun: Baby Taz learns this in the end of "All Washed Up" after trying to dodge the bathtub, but giving in near the conclusion.

** What do you expect from a kid version of WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck?

* InnocentlyInsensitive: In "Wise Quacker", Melissa starts telling jokes that insult her friends. However, because everyone responds to them positively, she doesn't realize how hurtful she's being until she makes Lola cry, and even then she doesn't understand WHY Lola got upset until Granny explains how cruel her jokes were.

** Melissa can be cranky and a control freak, but still a good girl.

* LaserGuidedKarma: Daffy and Melissa usually receive comeuppance for what the trouble they would cause.

* NeverMyFault: In the episode "Daffy Did It!" Tweety puts the blame on Daffy for anything caused by his (Tweety's) actions, and Daffy gets punished for it. Of course Daffy himself is guilty of this several times too, just not in that episode.

** PlayedForLaughs, the toilet was seen as TheDreaded villain to the babies for a long time. Eventually they learned what a toilet really was for.

* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Lola Bunny is initially the only female character in the cast, until Melissa Duck and Petunia Pig are abruptly added to the main cast in the middle of the first season.

* SwearWordPlot: The episode "Who Said That?" has Daffy learn how to deal with his anger in ways other than shouting profanities after he overhears the garbage man say one.

* ThoseTwoGirls: Melissa and Petunia, the least important of the main cast, are both introduced in the middle of the first season and are often paired together as a duo. Unlike everyone else, they are based on lesser-known Looney Tunes characters and they are only added to the main cast because of the lack of female characters.

* TookALevelInKindness: Taz became much friendlier as the show went on. He was originally a bratty half-pint who cried to get what he wanted, but grew into the sweetest kid in the daycare.

* UsedToBeASweetKid: The villainous Looney Tunes are far more innocent in the show before they grow up.

* VocalEvolution: In the final season, Daffy's voice was pitch-shifted, and a few episodes later, the rest of the babies' voices soon followed, which can be a bit annoying to some viewers.

* YouCanTalk: In "War of the Weirds", the babies, minus Taz, have this reaction when Marvin agrees to play with them. Up until then, he only shyly mumbled. Taz's justification on why Marvin never talked to them before was because he didn't know them, as they had been ostracizing him because they found him "weird", to the point of never introducing themselves to him.

* JerkassBall: Often the babies will behave badly in certain episodes if the plot demands it.

* LaserGuidedKarma: Daffy and Melissa usually get punished for what they've done.

** Not to mention that their diapers never seem to need changing onscreen. In later episodes, they DON'T wear diapers. Petunia is the only character to wear a diaper. Taz and Tweety were the only characters for the whole series not to wear any diapers.

* NotSoAboveItAll: Bugs and Lola act as the mature babies, but aren't above messing around like the others.

* OneOfTheBoys: Lola. She is usually seen playing sports with the boys
* OnlySaneMan: Lola is pretty mature, and often serves as the voice of reason, and Bugs, as the levelheaded leader, also tends to fall into this role along with Lola. However both of them are NotSoAboveItAll being still little kids and prone to childish moments like the rest of the group.

* SpinoffBabies: Of the WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes, obviously.

''Baby Looney Tunes'' is an animated program that ran from September 7, 2002 to April 20, 2005. Similar to ''WesternAnimation/MuppetBabies1984'', this program features baby versions of WesternAnimation/BugsBunny, WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck, WesternAnimation/LolaBunny, Taz, WesternAnimation/SylvesterTheCatAndTweetyBird and other WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes characters with Granny as their caretaker. Her grandson, Floyd, was introduced as a CanonForeigner, and other Looney Tunes members either make cameo appearances in songs, or as guests in some episodes.

* EverybodyCries: Happens in some episodes. In "Mother’s Day Madness", the babies get angry and fight on the Mother’s Day cards, and then they eventually start crying. "Takers Keepers" has this too: When Taz’s toy is gone, he starts crying and the other babies (save Daffy initially) all feel guilty and cry along with it. In "Move It!", The babies overhear what they assume is that Granny is moving to a new house and burst into tears under this deduction. It is revealed that all Granny was mentioning was to move around, as in ''exercise''.

* CallForward: Inverted, since the show was made after and, like most WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes incarnations, isn't set in the universe of it's namesake; for the sake of their ages, however, this is how it is listed.

''Baby Looney Tunes'' is an animated program that ran from September 16, 2002 to April 20, 2005. Similar to ''WesternAnimation/MuppetBabies1984'', this program features baby versions of WesternAnimation/BugsBunny, WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck, WesternAnimation/LolaBunny, Taz, WesternAnimation/SylvesterTheCatAndTweetyBird and other WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes characters with Granny as their caretaker. Her grandson, Floyd, was introduced as a CanonForeigner, and other Looney Tunes members either make cameo appearances in songs, or as guests in some episodes.

* ArtisticLicensePaleontology: In one episode, wherein Petunia is repeatedly crying wolf, we actually get a double subversion. Daffy's dinosaur book features an amazingly accurate (right down to Daffy pronouncing its name correctly) ''[[SeldomSeenSpecies Sinosauropteryx]]''. However, when Daffy goes looking for it, he apparently expects it to have broken down a bunch of trees. Unless the trees in Granny's yard are the size of daisies, a three-foot-long ''Sinosauropteryx'' would not be capable of that.

* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: All the characters could count, but Baby Pepe takes it all the way UpToEleven in the episodes he appears in.

* CreepyDoll: The appropriately named "Spooky Man" from the bottom of Daffy's toy trunk. The doll has [[DeathGlare a soul piercing stare]], a [[SlasherSmile wicked grin]], [[EvilRedhead nicely groomed red hair]], and [[UncannyValley an ambiguous human body]]. The babies all fear it, and for good reason.

* AbsenteeActor: There are episodes where all of the core 6 Loonies and sometimes even Granny do not appear:
** Daffy and Taz are absent from "Shadow of a Doubt". Taz also doesn't appear in "Card Bored Box" and "Hair Cut-Ups".
** Sylvester and Tweety are absent from "A Lot Like Lola" and "There's Nothing Like a Good Book". Tweety is also absent from "To Tell the Tooth" with Sylvester only making a small cameo.
** Granny is absent from "May the Best Taz Win", "Takers Keepers", "Bruce Bunny", "Leader of the Pack", "The Harder They Fall/Business As Usual", "The Neat and the Sloppy", "A Bully for Bugs", "Bend it Like Petunia/Cock-a-Doodle-Doo-It!", "A Turtle Named Myrtle" and "Duck Reflucks".