Workin' Moms (2017) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?

Sexual content is strong and includes discussions of sex, sexual frustration, and infidelity. There are scenes of implied sexual activity (under covers), passionate kissing, and non-graphic nudity. Characters discuss masturbation, male and female sexual anatomy, and different sexual practices. One scene shows three women exposing their bare breasts in a social setting, and another features a character using a breast pump while appearing to self-pleasure.

Violence is largely absent from this season. There are no graphic depictions of physical violence or gore. Minor comedic altercations or moments of brief, non-injurious struggle may occur but are not central to the plot or visually intense.

Frequent strong language is present throughout the season. Words such as 'f**k,' 'sh*t,' 'c*nt,' 'a**hole,' 'd*ck,' and variations are used regularly in casual conversation and in moments of frustration. Profanity is generally used realistically within the context of adult conversations.

This season deals with mature themes such as identity crisis, particularly Anne's struggle with her new life in Cochrane; ethical dilemmas in business, as Kate navigates Sloane's questionable practices; relationship challenges including infidelity and teenage romance; and the pressures of career and motherhood. Mental health and postpartum struggles are alluded to indirectly through characters' stress and emotional burdens.