Parents are all the same ...? Even on the farm you can argue about it: Are a father and a child already a family? Or can two mothers and a boy also be a family? What is normal for Mika seems completely strange to Ida. But the shared donkey scare unites and so does the parental amazement at a bit of adventure dust. In any case, parents are all the same. At last a picture book that illustrates the diversity of family forms and is a great help for parents and pedagogues. The tenor is: A family is defined by its cohesion, not by the composition of its members.