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Bass Pickup Repair.

if it were me, I would just trade my little sister for a new set up pickups. Both problems solved :)

On a serious note, I'm not 100% sure what you mean - do you mean that she pulled the wires off that are attached at the bottoms of the pickups? You may be able to fix these yourself if you know how to use a soldering iron. It's really not hard.
 
It's even possible to repair a broken wire from a coil.
This can be done with a drop of tin on a soldering iron.
You hold the broken wire ends in the drop to 'glue' them.
Good eyes, steady hands and patience are needed here.

I did this once with a neck pickup that wouldn't work.
(after a tip from one of the old guys)
The coil broke again after it had gotten a few hits from
a violent player. The pickup coil is rewired nowadays.