Starring Dulce María, Víctor González, Mario Morán and Héctor Suárez Gomís in their debut on the television channel,[4] along to Betty Monroe, Jessica Díaz and Mariel Chantal.

Emilio is a businessman who likes to live surrounded by women, but his life takes a turn when Sofia (Fran Meric), a woman he had to see in the past, comes to his apartment and tells him that he has a son named Santiago (Checo Perezcuadra).

Alan is a single father, a rebellious and partying young man who takes care of his little son Arturo (Ari Placera), since his girlfriend died years ago.

His in-laws, Rodolfo (Roberto Mateos) and Silvia (Sandra Destenave), disagree about him taking care of the boy, because they think it's bad influence for Arturo.

[7][8] On June 19, 2017, journalist Gil Barrera reported in the Mexican newspaper El Gráfico that Dulce María, Víctor González and Héctor Suárez Gomís would be the protagonists of the new series of Imagen Televisión.

[10] On July 17, the recordings of the novel began, confirming Dulce María, Víctor González, Héctor Suárez Gomís, Mario Morán, Betty Monroe, Isabella Camil, Fran Meric, Roberto Mateos, Mariel Chantal, Jessica Díaz, Aranza Carreiro, Sandra Destenave, Diego Soldano and Alberto Reyes in the cast.

[16][17] The Chilean website Página 7 commented that "Muy Padres" had a final chapter praised, for the quality of performance and for its fun story.

[18] The journalist Lupita Martínez of the Mexican newspaper "El Gráfico" in her critique of the end of Muy Padres said that the series offered something different, that the dialogues full of tenderness between parents and children managed to move the viewer and attract him in common, credible but important situations that can happen in different families; the different ways of living a situation with children, without the radical melodrama, on the contrary, the stories were full of nuances.