Baby Mama (2008) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests Baby Mama is best for ages 13+. It's rated PG-13. Baby Mama is a PG-13 comedy centered on the mismatched pairing of career-driven Kate and her eccentric surrogate, Angie. The film earns its rating primarily through pervasive moderate language and several scenes of…

Baby Mama is officially rated PG-13. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 13+.

Baby Mama is a PG-13 comedy centered on the mismatched pairing of career-driven Kate and her eccentric surrogate, Angie. The film earns its rating primarily through pervasive moderate language and several scenes of sexual innuendo and crude humor. Viewers should be prepared for themes regarding fertility struggles…

The film contains frequent sexual innuendo, including jokes about anatomy, sexual positions, and pregnancy. There are also brief scenes featuring non-explicit sexual situations and references to masturbation.

Violence is rare and comedic in nature, consisting mostly of brief shoving, aggressive posturing between characters, or physical slapstick during comedic outbursts.

Strong and frequent profanity is used throughout the film, including multiple uses of 'f-word,' 's-word,' 'a--hole,' and other common vulgarities.

Alcohol consumption is shown periodically, typically in social or professional settings. There are also brief, passing references to past drug use.

Mature themes include infertility, the ethics of surrogacy, lying, and the stress of professional versus personal life balance. The core of the plot involves a long-term deception regarding a pregnancy.

Baby Mama runs 99 minutes, directed by Michael McCullers, released in 2008.

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