Grandma has changed. She used to get upset about Fini's hair, feed the ducks with her in the park, travel a lot, and was a good cook. Now she admires Fini's hairstyle, prefers to eat the hard bread crumbs herself, and can no longer travel. When Grandma turns on all the stove burners to warm her hands, Mama says that from now on everyone has to keep an eye on Grandma. Even Fini, but she doesn't take it as seriously as she should. When Mama returns from a short visit to the neighbor, Grandma is found sleeping under the table. Mama scolds, and Fini doesn't understand why Grandma can't take care of herself. The next morning, Mama brings Agatha, a woman who will take care of Grandma for a few hours each day. And Fini can finally enjoy her new Grandma without having to worry that something will go wrong.