Dasha returns home after two years of absence and faces unexpected problems: Venik has become accustomed to his wife, and his grown-up daughters have become too independent. Meanwhile, Borya and Galina Sergeevna are learning to be parents, Diana and Lisa are searching for their place in the changing family hierarchy, and Sonya decides to move to St. Petersburg, which does not please Venik, who is not ready to let his daughter go.

When the girls find out about Venik's secret affair with the school psychologist, Tatiana, they decide to boycott their father. It's a challenging task to earn their forgiveness and regain their trust. The girls' desire to prevent their stepmother from entering the house is so strong that they are willing to go on a hunger strike. Behind their father's back, the girls devise a clever plan against Tatiana, setting up various traps for her. However, one of these traps spirals out of control.

In the second season, the adventures of the cheerful family, led by Veniamin, continue. Six months later, Veniamin still hopes to find Dasha, who has run away, and struggles to raise his four daughters: Liza, Diana, Arina, and Sonya. He also faces challenges from the girls' aunts, grandparents, and new neighbors.

In the sequel, the curse of the Vasnetsovs befalls the family therapist's grown-up daughters. On the eve of their wedding anniversary, Dasha runs away from home, leaving a farewell letter, an engagement ring, and four daughters: Lisa, Diana, Arina, and Sonya, to the workaholic Venik. Now, just like his father-in-law, Venik must become both a father, a mother, and a friend to his children. The resilient Vasnetsov family will help him achieve this goal.