Wendy is introduced to Tinker Bell, who doesn't like her from the start, and she and Peter share a "kiss" in which she gives him a thimble and he gives her an acorn. After, sewing his shadow back on Peter bragged that he took all of the credit and Wendy went back to bed and Peter told her about the lost boys and he gave her an acorn kiss.
That night, When Peter enter the nursery he tried everything to get his shadow to stick back on, that's when Wendy had an idea she can sew his shadow back on but she warned him that it will hurt a little. Apparently, this fear extends to his own children, especially Wendy. In the latter, he declares that he wants to become "a man that children fear and adults respect", strongly implying that the children of London are afraid of men like Mr. Darling chains up Nana and scolds Wendy, declaring her it's time for Wendy to leave the nursery because she is growing up. Wendy rushes to stop him, but she and the family dog, Nana, accidentally disrupt Mr. Darling and has a delivery boy take it to him. The teacher, Miss Fulsom, writes a letter of outrage to Mr. Wendy catches sight of Peter Pan at school she is caught drawing an image of the boy. Her aunt Aunt Millicent convinces them to put extra thought into Wendy's future, since she is twelve and on the brink of becoming a woman.
She lives with them and their parents, Mr. Wendy is first seen telling a story to her two younger brothers, John and Michael.
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