Spending quiet time alone really can be fun.

Overview

“Quiet Please” is an entry from the World of Teddy Ruxpin Adventure Series. It was released for the Worlds of Wonder, Playskool, and Yes! Entertainment Teddy Ruxpin talking toys. It is one of only a handful of entries to feature only Teddy Ruxpin himself.

Value

“This story shows the value of enjoying your own company by using your imagination.”

Summary

When he finds himself alone for the day, Teddy uses his imagination to find things to do by himself.

Synopsis

Teddy greets the listener and explains that his friends are all away and he is spending the day alone. While some might find this upsetting, Teddy instead finds ways to entertain himself. Sometimes he’ll even leave a sign on the door so as not to be disturbed (“Quiet Please”).

One of the ways Teddy encourages the listener to entertain themselves is to look out the window and see what they can see (“Looking Out My Window”).

Another way Teddy suggests seeing other worlds is to read a book! He cites many of the books he has in his collection and how he enjoys reading (“Give A Book A Look”).

Even lying in bed and looking at your blankets, you can imagine the different things your blankets may look like (“Blankets On My Bed”).

Teddy enjoys being by himself, and it’s important you do, too (“Me, Myself And I”).

As Teddy reflects on how rainy days or sick days alone can still be fun, he realizes that he’s not alone at all! The listener is with him, and so are “myself” and “I”! It’s been a very “quiet” party (“Quiet Please (Reprise)”).

Songs

• "Come Dream With Me Tonight" (Introduction)
• "Quiet Please"
• "Looking Out My Window"
• "Give A Book A Look"
• "Blankets On My Bed"
• "Me, Myself And I"
• "Quiet Please (Reprise)"

Trivia

• Along with a few others such as “Teddy Ruxpin Lullabies”, this is one of the few stories that feature Teddy Ruxpin only. No other characters appear or are even mentioned by name.
• Teddy explains that he used to sail boats a lot when he lived in Rillonia.