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When his wife died, Mr. Brown had to tke care of his seventh naughty and hyperactive child. One day a woman suddenly appeared at his house and got the kids carer. More specifically, at the same time also a fairy used magic to help his family. When the children became more obedient, Brown has also fallen in love with the maid and then her secret was revealed.
There are many different kinds of children's movies, and this one tries to be all of them at once -- including one of those in which the children are smarter than the adults.
In a seemingly blithe way, the movie captures an aspect of child consciousness not usually explored onscreen -- that zone between innocence and knowledge.
Nanny McPhee really works ... despite all of its common plots and ideas, because it stays true to storybook conventions that have never and will never get old.
There's nothing offhand or spontaneous-feeling about Nanny McPhee; it's a highly mechanical piece of work, and its potentially delightful details are wasted.