A bear cub arrives in England from a distant Peruvian forest and is taken in by a friendly London family. From that day on the cub is named Paddington, after the station where he was found. Because Paddington is well-behaved and hardworking, he tries to be useful around the house and is always ready to help his friends: do the laundry, cook lunch, visit the hospital, and buy groceries. Sometimes Paddington's schemes end up silly, but they are always fun. Paddington is a tidy, hardworking and helpful bear cub who serves as a wonderful example for children.