Songs
- Theme song (sung by John Montanaga)
At the beginning of the shorts, Moose A. Moose says "Who's the friend that's always with you?" Lyrics: Oobi's like me, Oobi's like you. -- Oobi's got a lot of big things that he's gonna do -- Uma's his sis, he's big, she's small -- Kako is his very best friend, Gramdpu loves them all -- Oh Oobi−Oobi Oobi Oobi Oobi Oobi -- He's got a lot to see, he's got a lot to do -- And he's always with you—Moose A Moose: Noggin presents, Oobi. --- or --- Oobi: Oobi, you, friends. (giggles) ---
- Rockabye Lullaby (performed by Randy, Oobi & Uma in "Babysitter!")
- Trip Wow (performed by Uma, Oobi, Kako & Grampu in "Uma Trip!")
- Little Red Riding Hood (performed in "Theater!" by Oobi (Wolf), Uma (Red Riding Hood), Kako (Mother & Grandmother), & Angus (Woodsman))
- Get Better Uma (performed by Oobi & Kako in "Uma Sick")
- Neighborhood (performed by Oobi, Kako, Uma & Grampu in "Neighborhood!")
- Clean Room (performed by Oobi, Uma & Kako in "Clean Up!")
- Grampu Love Oobi (performed by Oobi and Grampu in "Fishing!")
- Uma sleep (performed by Oobi Grampu and Kids in "Uma Sick" "Uma Dreams!" and "Sleepover!")
- Happy Birthday Uma (performed by Oobi Kako and Grampu in "Uma's Birthday!")
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