CAST AS ROLE MODELS:

There isn't a bad role model in the bunch (including STEVE MARTIN, DIANE KEATON, or KIMBERLY WILLIAMS). There's a little bit of alcohol consumed and the above-mentioned love making is between a married couple. The only other thing is George's self doubts as to whether he's too old to have kids, but this will probably not affect any children watching the movie.

HOW OTHERS RATED THIS MOVIE

ALCOHOL OR DRUG USE

The in-laws are seen drinking wine and a mixed drink.

George has a daydream where he sees his son-in-law as a playboy drinking a martini.

George pours Nina and himself glasses of wine.

The Banks and the in-laws drink champagne with dinner.

Franck gives George non-FDA approved sleeping pills (because he hasn't slept for several days) and George takes two of them which knock him out cold.

BLOOD/ GORE

None.

DISRESPECTFUL/BAD ATTITUDE

George hastily agrees to sell their house (and Nina's favorite dishes) without asking her.

FRIGHTENING/TENSE SCENES

George and Nina stay at the in-laws home and take care of their two Dobermans. They don't like George and bark, growl, and bare their teeth when he approaches. Kids who are afraid of dogs will be scared by them. Otherwise, the scene is not tense or scary.

A wrecking ball crew almost destroys the Banks' home and it plays out as a minor tense scene.

Some kids might be disturbed by the screaming in labor pains of pregnancy.

GUNS/WEAPONS

No guns are seen or used. Just the following occurs:

When George's son-in-law pats him on the shoulder and says "You son of a gun" (in response to hearing that George and Nina are also expecting), George says, "Son of a gun? I wish I had a gun." (It's not explained what he means by that, but he doesn't act angry when saying it).

Franck pulls away from some punk rockers stating that he doesn't want to die in a drive by shooting.

IMITATIVE BEHAVIOR

A little boy is seen knocking a food tray out of his father's hands and then running away.

Franck drives the family to the hospital at high speeds and ignores stop signs on the way.

Phrases: "Jerk," "Loser," and "Bitchin'."

JUMP SCENES

None.

MUSIC (SCARY/TENSE)

Just some minor chords when a wrecking ball comes very close to destroying the Banks' home.

MUSIC (INAPPROPRIATE)

None.

PROFANITY

Just the following words are uttered (for those who find religious phrases used as exclamations bothersome):

8 uses of "Oh God," and one each of "God," "Swear to God," and "God knows" as exclamations.

SEX/NUDITY

Nina holds up a skimpy black piece of lingerie that George has bought for her.

It's implied that George and Nina make love on the kitchen floor (but nothing at all is seen) and the term "make love" is uttered twice (as in "...can't a husband make love to his wife?").

Nina, worried that George is going through a mid-life crisis, asks him if he's going to replace her with a nineteen-year-old. He says no way.

SMOKING

George has a daydream where he sees his son-in-law as a playboy smoking a thin cigar.

The man who buys their house smokes a cigarette.

Some punk rockers are seen smoking.

TENSE FAMILY SCENES

The families discuss and disagree over what the grandson's last name should be.

There is some tension between George and Nina when she doesn't think he's being supportive enough about their pregnancy and she won't let him stay with her.

Annie shows up and tells George that she and her husband had a fight (but he soon appears and they make up).

TOPICS TO TALK ABOUT

Pregnancy.

What a prostate screening exam is. There's a scene in the hospital where George is accidentally confused for the next patient and comes running out of the exam room saying, "Excuse me! Do I know you?"

VIOLENCE

None.