Everything Now (2023) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?

Sexual content includes discussions of sex, sexual encounters, and references to casual hookups among teenagers. There is partial nudity, specifically non-sexual bare breasts in a changing room scene, and a scene implying masturbation with a man shown from behind. Kissing and making out are common.

Violence is mild and infrequent. There is a single scene depicting a minor injury with some blood, and instances of characters arguing or pushing each other, but nothing graphic or sustained.

Profanity is frequent and strong, with multiple uses of the S-word and F-word throughout the episodes by teenage characters. Other expletives and crude language are also used regularly in dialogue.

Alcohol is frequently consumed by underage characters at parties and social gatherings, often leading to intoxication. There are also mentions and depictions of drug use, including cannabis and pills, among the teenage group. Mia struggles with food addiction as a central theme, manifesting in bulimic behaviors.

The central theme is Mia's recovery from an eating disorder (anorexia/bulimia), with intense scenes depicting her struggles, relapses, and body image issues. Other mature themes include mental health, family dysfunction, peer pressure, identity issues, and the emotional challenges of growing up.