This is the caring, sharing nineties. So when Larry loses his job in advertising and takes over the Nanny's role, Megan is happy to be the breadwinner – for a while, at least. In a marriage of equals, should it matter who is left holding the baby? It matters to four year-old bill – why is his mother doing his father's job and his father doing the Nanny's? And it matters to Megan – she might be a successful head-hunter, but she is only a part-time mother. Meanwhile, Larry is discovering being a house-husband is not as easy as he thought it would be. As Larry adapts to full-time fatherhood, it's challenges, surprises and rewards, he begins to suspect that losing his job was the best thing that ever happened, to him and his family.