Who hasn't experienced this? Going shopping with children is often pure stress for parents: perfidiously placed so-called "Quengelware" lurks on almost every supermarket shelf. This is actually the advertising term for products that are intended to "force" children to beg and parents to buy. After all, what's easier after a long day: to say no and put up with the moaning all the way to the checkout - or to simply give in? And in the end to buy the children's magazine with the plastic toy or the sausage with the bear face, the yogurt with the colorful sprinkles, the toothpaste with heroes from the movies and TV or the cardboard-sweet muesli that even the favorite soccer player eats for breakfast? We accompany a cheerfully chaotic family in their everyday lives: siblings Leo (5 years old) and Hanna (9 years old) with their parents Julia and Daniel. In 11 episodes, the children get to know the commercials.