Baby Mama
The Angie shift in with Kate and high jinks ensue, but
Kate doesn’t know that Angie’s IVF procedure didn’t work and that she’s lying
about being pregnant. Angie later finds out she actually is pregnant, but it’s
her own baby with ex-husband Carl.
Baby Boom
J.C. loses her job and her boyfriend, and she moves to
Vermont. After suffering a nervous breakdown and buying a house that’s falling
apart, she strikes it rich by starting a gourmet baby food company. We wanted
to make baby food just like Diane! Maybe this movie started the whole homemade
baby food craze?
Nine Months
Charming Hugh Grant plays a guy who hates kids and
freaks out when his girlfriend, played by Julianne Moore, finds out she’s
pregnant. Our favorite character is the bumbling Russian OB/GYN, played by
Robin Williams.
Look Who’s Talking
We’ve got to admit, we love all the _Look Who’s
Talking _movies. Pretending to get in the minds of babies — it’s hilarious!
Plus, Bruce Willis is the voice of the baby, Mikey. What could be more ’80s
than that?
Juno
Who knew teen pregnancy could be heartwarming and
sarcastic? Sixteen-year-old Juno (Ellen Page) gets pregnant by her friend and
quasi boyfriend, Paulie Bleeker (Michael Cera), and decides to give the baby up
for adoption.
Three Men and a Baby
Three bachelors are living the life in New York City
when a baby is suddenly dropped off on their doorstep — and it turns out one of
them is the father. If you love the idea of seeing grown men make some pretty
ridiculous bloopers while taking care of a baby, you’ll dig this one. Plus, who
doesn’t love Tom’s Selleck’s ’stache?
Junior
First, Arnold Schwarzenegger plays a gynecologist.
Second, he impregnates himself using a fertility drug he and his colleague
(played by Danny DeVito) created. If you were looking for the most outlandish
baby plot in movie history, you’ve found it.
Waitress
Keri Russell plays a waitress who desperately wants to
get out of her relationship with her abusive husband. She bakes amazing pies
and is looking to run away by winning a pie contest, but finds out she’s
pregnant. Although she doesn’t want the baby, she slowly becomes attached to
her future daughter. We love that it’s still a heartwarming and whimsical film
— even though it deals with the touchy subject matter of abuse.
Life As We Know It
Similar to Baby Boom, Katherine Heigl and Josh Duhamel
(swoon!) are left as the guardians of their goddaughter after their best
friends die in a car crash. Katherine’s character is no-nonsense, while Josh’s
takes some time to warm up to the baby and fatherhood.
Away We Go
John Krasinski and Maya Rudolph play expectant parents
who are trying to figure out how and where to raise a family.
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