Time to be Pip.
She makes treasure trails around the house. The clues are in her sticker-covered notebook. The treasure is usually a biscuit.

Curious Pip is always spotting another route or a small detail with big possibilities. Her best ideas begin with a good look and a careful listen.
At Harbour House, Pip drew imaginary maps linking the girls' beds. At Skylock House, that love of maps grows into real navigation skills.
Read Pip’s origin comic ↗Constellations, Sticker-covered notebooks, Mango ice lollies.
Small, bright helper drones that scout routes and guide the way. Pip also has a violet-and-cream rescue pod and a secure drone carrier for tricky rescues.
What she’s learning: Being heard also means listening.
Every rescue starts with a person.
These are a few of her favourite things.
She makes treasure trails around the house. The clues are in her sticker-covered notebook. The treasure is usually a biscuit.
Every map has a tiny imaginary dragon in one corner. Finding it is half the fun.
Something she keeps: Her very first map: five little houses, one for each girl's bed.
“There's another way round!”
A friendship, a family and lots of practice.
At Harbour House, Pip drew paths between the girls' beds. On her map, a friend was always easy to find.
Skylock House had so many doors! Pip drew another map and helped Felix find his way to the kitchen.
Felix helped her learn real maps and flight routes. She practised guiding the Firefly pod and its little helper drones.
Now Pip and the Fireflies scout safe routes. She checks what her team can see before guiding everyone along.
30 secondsPip guides a secure Firefly carrier up to a ginger cat and brings it safely back to the waiting children.
30 secondsWhen an orbital station's exit is blocked, Pip's little Firefly drones guide two technicians to another way out.