The narrator's grandmother, affectionately known as "Gags," becomes the family's indispensable helper during the arrival of a new baby. She transforms into the "Gags machine," effortlessly managing household chores, preparing meals, and assisting with childcare. Beyond her practical contributions, Gags also brings fun and creativity into the home, engaging in dress-up games and outings to the park. When it's time for a family beach holiday, Gags is there to help with the packing and preparations. However, the family soon learns that even the energetic Gags needs rest, highlighting the importance of self-care and balance.