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{{work}}{{cleanup|This page haphazardly documents both ''Nanny McPhee'' movies. It should be turned into a franchise page and each film should get its own separate page under it.}}
{{quote|''"When you need me but do not want me, then I must stay. When you want me but no longer need me, then I have to go."''|'''Nanny McPhee'''}}▼
[[File:200px-Nanny_mcphee_3815.jpg|frame|She ''will'' make you obey.]]
▲{{quote|''"When you need me but do not want me, then I must stay. When you want me but no longer need me, then I have to go."''
|'''Nanny McPhee'''}}
Cedric Brown is a hard-working widower who can't spend much time with his seven children, so he leaves them in the care of nannies. However, the children are very naughty and have managed, with pride, to scare the past seventeen nannies away. Running out of options, Mr. Brown listens to a mysterious voice's advice to call for a "Nanny McPhee." Nanny McPhee turns out to be a hag-like woman with a crooked cane and a habit of appearing out of nowhere. But there's a secret to her care-taking -- she has [[Magical Nanny|magic powers]], which she uses to teach the children some important lessons.
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