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9 Movies to watch while you’re pregnant

Posted on 31/10/2018 in Pregnancy & Baby

During pregnancy, you have to make the most of it while you can, before everything changes (for the better that is). There are many things you can enjoy, such as the extra sleep your body needs, all the food, the quiet times and of course, putting your feet up!

The ideal way to spend an evening relaxing is to watch a good flick, so we wanted to put our favourite must-watch movies during pregnancy into this post for you. Start ticking them off and be sure to let us know in the comments if we have forgotten any of your favourites!

Juno

Juno

Why watch?

We love Juno for it’s unique and quirky humour, as well as its ability to take you on a journey, seeing teenage pregnancy through the eyes of a high school student. It has ups and downs; tears of both laughter and sorrow - have the tissues on hand and be prepared to fall in love with Juno!

Watch it with: Your bestie.

Knocked Up

Knocked Up

Why watch?

Be ready to see the humorous side to pregnancy, this one will have you laughing! Follow this unlikely couple as they face the uncomfortable side effects of being pregnant and the everyday changes and obstacles that couples face during pregnancy.

Watch it with: Your partner

What to Expect When You're Expecting

What To Expect When You’re Expecting

Why watch?

This movie covers a really broad range of pregnancy experiences and it is entertaining from start (conception) to finish (delivery). It addresses some common emotions and issues that some women can face during pregnancy and although it is a light hearted, entertaining film, it will also have your hormones put to the test.

Watch it with: Your partner or have your pregnant girlfriends over for a movie night.

Bridget Jones's Baby

Bridget Jones's Baby

Why watch?

This sequel is just another brilliant installment for the Bridget Jones films and we just can’t get enough! Follow Bridget as she faces some hilarious situations and as always, has us laughing and crying with her.

Watch it with: Your mum or your bestie.

Storks

Storks

Why watch?

This cute and entertaining family movie will have everyone wishing for a baby delivered by Stork- if only it were true!

Watch it with: The whole family

Looks Who's Talking

Look Who’s Talking

Why watch?

This classic late 80’s film will have you feeling empowered and ready to raise a baby, even with the hilarious voice-overs from baby Mikey (Bruce Willis).

Watch it with: Your partner

9 Months

9 Months

Why watch?

Get ready for some cheesy, over-the-top Obstetrician appointments and over dramatised labor and delivery scenes. While this movie might not be the most accurate depiction of pregnancy and delivery, but it will hopefully make you feel better about your pregnancy journey!

Watch it with: Your partner

Due Date

Due Date

Why watch?

Follow an unlikely duo as they cross the country in desperation for Peter Highman (Robert Downey Jr.) father-to-be to be there for the delivery of his first child. This is a hilarious movie that will have you laughing and feeling a little sorry at times for this dad-to-be, who is really put to the test!

Watch it with: Your partner & friends, get the pop corn out and enjoy a movie night!

Riding in Cars With Boys

Riding In Cars with Boys

Why watch?

Watch this emotional, heartwarming film as Drew Barrymore’s character changes from a carefree teenage student into a strong and beautiful single mother. There are many ups and downs, but a beautiful bond is highlighted between a son and his mother, it definitely pulls at the heartstrings.

Watch it with: Your mum or your bestie

 



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