 When Mali s, Filis  and Darko s wishes are hindered by their parents, the kids wish that for one weekend they could be the boss at home and have their way. Karmen overhears them and says they should be careful what they wish for, because they might get it. When the kids persist, Karmen "threshes" (magically transports) them into their parent s shoes. At first, the new kids-as-adults enjoy themselves and boss around their parents-as-kids. But just when everything seems to be going perfectly, the kids-as-adults start to face various adult problems they d never had to consider before. The kids realize no one is free to do just anything s/he wants, including parents. Karmen threshes the kids back. The kids are no longer in a rush to grow up; they have time to mature before they have to face adult responsibilities.