If you are pregnant or planning to get pregnant, the best way to find out what to expect is to talk to people who’ve been there, done that. If that option is not available to you, the next best thing is to watch pregnancy movies!
In this (very comprehensive post,) you can find the best pregnancy movies and documentaries. If you need only the facts, pick a few pregnancy documentaries. If you want the drama and entertainment, open a bag of popcorn and check out the pregnancy movies. For your entertainment, we’ve even added a few entertaining movies about life after pregnancy.
(2010) Babies
Starring Tarererua, Hindere and Seiko – This documentary joyfully captures the earliest stages of the journey of humanity, on film. It perfectly shows the characteristics that are unique and universal to us all. The film follows four babies around the world from birth to first steps – simultaneously. The children are, in order of their on-screen introduction: Ponijao, who resides with her family near Opuwo, Namibia; Bayarjargal, who lives with his family in Mongolia, near Bayanchandmani; Mari, who lives in Tokyo, Japan; and Hattie, who lives with her family in San Francisco, California.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 68% Audience Score – 61%
(2008) Baby Mama
Starring Amy Poehler and Tina Fey – Successful (and single) businesswoman Kate Holbrook has always put her career ahead of a personal life. Now at 37, she’s finally determined to have a kid on her own. But her plan is thrown a curve ball after she discovers she has a very small chance of actually getting pregnant. Undaunted by this curveball, Kate allows South Philly working girl Angie Ostrowiski to become her unlikely surrogate. Once Angie falls pregnant, Kate starts to prepare for the baby. She is reading childcare books, baby-proofing her apartment and researching top pre-schools. But things don’t go as planned for this executive. Her well-organized strategy is ruined when her “baby mama” shows up at her doorstep with no place to live. Things go a little haywire as structured Kate tries to turn vibrant Angie into the perfect expectant mom. It’s a comic battle of wills.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 64% Audience Score – 55%
(2016) The beginning of life
Starring Laura Schichvarger – This documentary is about one of the biggest discoveries in neuroscience – the fact that when a person is born, it is not just a genetic load. It is about nature and nurture, and how the beginning of our lives shape who we are. The Beginning of Life investigates what makes us different, what is essential to all of us, and how we can create a better society by nurturing and investing in the first years of our children’s lives.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – not available.
(2007) Waitress
Starring Keri Russell and Nathan Fillion – She is sharp and sassy, but Jenna feels trapped. She secretly hopes to save enough money from her waitressing job to leave her controlling and overbearing husband. However, Jenna has a gift for making unusual pies. Her recipes are inspired by the trials, tribulations, and circumstances of her life. However, an unwanted pregnancy derails her plans.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 90% Audience Score – 73%
(2008) In the womb
Starring Dilly Barlow – In this National Geographic documentary, we get a look at life from the moment of conception. Thanks to technology, we get a cutting-edge look into the womb, and see how every human embryo embarks on an incredible nine-month journey of development. The documentary explores each trimester in amazing new detail. Revolutionary imagery gives us an in-depth look at the delicate, dark world of a fetus as never seen before.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – not available.
A Baby Story: First Time Parents
This is TLC’s reality series that follows couples as they prepare for their baby’s arrival, from pregnancy to the baby’s delivery. In this series, there are many different situations presented, including complicated or unexpected pregnancies, planned C-sections, in vitro fertilization, alternative, and difficult deliveries. The shots can be slightly graphic, covering all kinds of topics that first-time parents face, from balancing work with a new baby to introducing the family pet to the new baby.
(2012) What to Expect When You’re Expecting
Starring Cameron Diaz, Jennifer Lopez, Elizabeth Banks and Anna Kendrick – Jules and Evan are over the moon about starting a family, but Jules – the TV fitness guru, and Evan – the dance show star, find out that their high-octane celebrity lives don’t stand a chance against the surprise demands of pregnancy. Then Wendy – baby-crazy author and advocate, gets a taste of her own militant mommy advice when pregnancy hormones ravage her body. All the while, Wendy’s husband, Gary, struggles not to be outdone by his competitive alpha-Dad, who’s expecting twins with his much younger trophy wife, Skyler. But there’s more. Holly the photographer is prepared to travel the globe to adopt a child, but her husband Alex is feeling very unsure. He tries to quiet his panic by attending a “dudes” support group, where new dads share their feelings. And rival food truck chefs Rosie and Marco’s surprise hook-up results in something quite unexpected. What to do when your first child comes before your first date?
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 22% Audience Score – 47%
(2001) Life’s Greatest Miracle – NOVA
This is a magical and humbling look at the complex mechanics of how a baby is made. In this documentary, Swedish scientific photographer Lennart Nilsson shares stunning sequences of the incredible voyage of the sperm toward the egg, and the journey of the fertilized ovum down the fallopian tube, the hatching of the embryo from its shell, as well as the miraculous transformation of an embryo from a ball of cells into a human body.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – not available.
(2018) These Are My Hours
Starring Emily Graham, Jason Graham and Carey Glenn – In this documentary, experience an unprecedented sensory immersion into Emily Graham’s physical, psychological and emotional experience of giving birth. The documentary was filmed entirely during her labor, and it is told from her perspective.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – none Audience Score – 100%
(1995) Nine Months
Starring Hugh Grant and Julianne Moore – In this light-hearted comedy, a single man faces the scary prospect of seeing his carefree life taken away by a visit from the stork. Samuel Falkner (Hugh Grant) is a child psychiatrist who has no kids, and he likes it that way. However, he is a bit shaken when his girlfriend of five years, Rebecca Taylor (Julianne Moore) announces that she is pregnant. Samuel is plagued by paranoid fears about how marriage and fatherhood will change his life. His fears are not at all soothed by Rebecca’s chronically-pregnant friend Gail Dwyer (Joan Cusack) and her husband, Marty (Tom Arnold). Too selfish and self-centered to deal with Rebecca’s pregnancy, Samuel and Rebecca split up and he takes a last stab at playing the field. But when he sees an ultrasound of his son, he has a change of heart and decides to face his responsibilities before it’s too late. Also featuring Robin Williams as Dr. Kosevich, an ob-gyn whose English language skills are rather poor… but hilarious.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 26% Audience Score – 37%
(2013) Birth Story
Starring Ina May Gaskin and Rebecca Brown – This is a feature-length documentary about Ina May Gaskin, a counterculture heroine. She and her spirited friends began delivering each other’s babies in 1970. They were on a caravan of hippie school buses, headed to a patch of land in rural Tennessee. The women taught themselves midwifery from the ground up. With their families, they founded an entirely communal, agricultural society called The Farm. On “The Farm,” they grew their own food, published their own books, built their own houses, etc. As word of their social experiment spread, they managed to create a model of care for women and babies that changed a generation’s approach to childbirth. Ina May led the charge away from isolated hospital birthing rooms where husbands were not allowed and deliveries with forceps were the norm. Even today, as nearly a third of all babies in the USA are born via C-section, Ina May fights to preserve her community’s hard-won knowledge. This documentary offers incredible access to the midwives’ archival video collection. It captures the unique sisterhood at The Farm Clinic, from its heyday into the present. It also shows childbirth the way most people have never seen it. This film is unabashed, unadorned, and awe-inspiring.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 86% Audience Score – 82%
(2009) Away We Go
Starring John Krasinski and Maya Rudolph – This funny film follows the journey of an expectant couple, who travel the U.S. in search of the perfect place to raise their family. Along the way, however, they have a few misadventures, but they also find a few fresh connections with an assortment of relatives and old friends.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 67% Audience Score – 74%
(2005) From Conception To Birth (Discovery Channel)
This documentary is about the miracle of conception, and the wonder of childbirth. It follows the pregnancies of several women and the development of their unborn babies. We see the first moments of cell division, to the baby’s growth over the next 9 months.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – not available.
(2008) Pregnant In America
Starring – Barbara Harper, Dr. Marsden Wagner and Ina May Gaskin – In their attempt to make a profit, are doctors actually putting the interests and well being of mothers and infants first? Not so, according to first-time filmmaker Steve Buonauguiro, who used his camera to expose the dark underside of the U.S. childbirth industry. Childbirth means big money to hospitals, insurance companies, and other healthcare specialists. With help from producers Betsy Chasse and Straw Weisman, Buonauguiro documents his own wife’s experiences before, during, and after childbirth. His goal was to illuminate the neglectful exploitation of pregnancy and birth that countless couples must contend with.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – none. Audience Score – 48%
(2016) Bridget Jones’s Baby
Starring Renée Zellweger, Colin Firth and Patrick Dempsey – After breaking up with Mark Darcy (Colin Firth), it is obvious that her plans for happily ever after, aren’t going quite as planned. Fortysomething and single again, Bridget Jones (Renee Zellweger) decides to focus on her job as a top news producer. She will surround herself with new and old friends. In fact, for once, her life is completely under control. Her love life takes a turn, however, and Bridget meets a dashing American named Jack (Patrick Dempsey), a suitor who is everything Mr. Darcy is not. What could possibly go wrong? A lot, actually. Bridget finds herself pregnant, but she doesn’t know who her baby’s father is.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 78% Audience Score – 65%
(2005) A Doula Story
Starring Loretha Weisinger – A Doula Story is a documentary about one woman’s fierce commitment to empower pregnant teenagers with knowledge and skills to become confident, nurturing mothers.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – not available.
(2007) Juno
Starring Ellen Page, Michael Cera, Jason Bateman, Jennifer Garner – Juno (Ellen Page) appears to be wise beyond her years, but after sleeping with her classmate Bleeker (Michael Cera), she becomes pregnant and quickly realizes how little she actually knows about life. Juno learns that one bad choice can lead to a lifetime of consequences.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 94% Audience Score – 88%
(2009) Laboring Under An Illusion: Mass Media Childbirth vs. The Real Thing
This is an award-winning documentary about childbirth, that separates myths from facts. The documentary has 100 video clips that contrast real and fictional birth scenes, from the silly to the sublime. Anthropologist Vicki Elson shares highlights from TV and movie birth scenes in hospitals, cars, bathtubs, spaceships, and trees, and compares them with actual footage of real women giving birth. The contrast is enlightening, engaging and hilarious.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – not available.
(2012) The face of birth
Starring Andrew Bisits, Justine Caines and Vicki Car – The Face of Birth is a documentary film about pregnancy, childbirth, and the power of choice. The film follows the heartwarming and sometimes heart wrenching stories of a handful of diverse mothers. We see what they face and the decisions they have to make as they give birth to their babies.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – not available.
(2014) Neighbors
Starring Seth Rogen, Zac Efron and Rose Byrne – This is a comedy about a young couple who are forced to live next to a fraternity house after the birth of their newborn baby.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 72% Audience Score – 63%
(2013) First Comes Love
Starring Nina Davenport and Eric E. Oleson – It goes, “First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes baby in the baby carriage.” But for filmmaker Nina Davenport, it didn’t quite go as planned. This is a documentary about how Nina, single at age forty-one, decides to have a baby on her own. The odds are stacked heavily against her. Nina is not afraid to expose her inner and outer self as a case study. She’s refreshingly frank about the trials that women endure in order to get pregnant, give birth and manage the early years of parenting.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 50% Audience Score – 66%
(2001) Riding in Cars with Boys
Starring Drew Barrymore, Steve Zahn and Adam Garcia – After failing to get into college, Beverly Donofrio loses interest in everything. All she wants to do is ride around town in cars, drink, smoke and rebel against authority. Her life changes dramatically as she becomes pregnant, gets married and divorced. She must now cope with being a teenage single parent. She finally ends up at an elite New England University, where Beverly tries to reach a balance between her mistakes and her goals.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 49% Audience Score – 66%
(2014) 40 weeks
Starring Jared Balsky, Debra Bingham and Emily Castillo – 40 Weeks is a documentary that offers an intimate window into the week-by-week journey of pregnant women across the USA. It explores the emotional and physical changes women go through during pregnancy, as well as their hopes and fears and difficult choices they are faced with.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – not available.
(2016) Storks
Starring Andy Samberg, Katie Crown and Kelsey Grammer – In this animated children’s fantasy, two storks (voice-over by Kelsey Grammer and Andy Samberg) reveal to the world the truth about their job. That is, of course, the job of delivering babies to new parents.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 65% Audience Score – 62%
(2008) The Business of Being Born
Starring Ricki Lake and Abby Epstein – This is a personal documentary that tackles the controversial debate between at-home births and hospital births in the USA. There are some shocking facts that would be illuminating to both men and women alike, regarding the historical and current practices of the child-birthing industry.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 81% Audience Score – 85%
(2010) The switch
Starring – Jennifer Aniston, Jason Bateman and Patrick Wilson – Kassie is a smart, fun-loving single woman who decides it’s time to have a baby by herself – through a sperm donor. She decides to go ahead despite the objections of her best friend Wally. But, unbeknownst Kassie, there was a last-minute switch with the sperm donors – a switch she doesn’t discover until seven years later.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 51% Audience Score – 44%
(2010) Life As We Know it
Starring Katherine Heigl and Josh Duhamel – Two people who can’t stand each other are forced to care for the same child in this domestic comedy drama starring Katherine Heigl and Josh Duhamel. Holly (Heigl) is a caterer whose career is just getting off the ground; Eric (Duhamel) directs sports for a major network. Their first date was a nightmare, and now they’re about to become a family. When their goddaughter Sophie’s parents both perish in a tragic accident, Holly and Eric are informed that they were singled out as Sophie’s caretakers in the event of an unforeseen disaster. Now, in order to raise Sophie right, this bickering pair must put their differences aside while mastering the fine art of parenthood. Coordinating their new lives and getting along won’t be easy for Eric and Holly, but somewhere between the conflicting schedules and drastic lifestyle changes, the reluctant couple realizes that with a help from Sophie, they’re starting to resemble a real family.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 29% Audience Score – 61%
(1995) Father of The Bride – 2
Starring Steve Martin, Diane Keaton, Martin Short – In this sequel, George Banks (Steve Martin) is going to be a grandpa, but he is not sure he likes the idea. Instead of accepting it gracefully, he falls into a mid-life tailspin. But that’s not the worse. George’s wife Nina (Diane Keaton) discovers that she too is pregnant!
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 48% Audience Score – 60%
(1988) For Keeps
Starring Molly Ringwald and Randall Batinkoff – In this comedy-drama, a high-school student’s future plans undergo a serious change when she discovers that she is pregnant. The young couple decides to get married and raise the child themselves, but they soon realize that teenage parenthood is much more of a challenge than they anticipated.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 18% Audience Score – 71%
(2010) The Back-up Plan
Starring Jennifer Lopez and Alex O’Loughlin – This is a romantic comedy about a woman who conceives twins through artificial insemination, only to meet the man of her dreams, later that day.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 19% Audience Score – 45%
(1998) The object of my affection
Starring Jennifer Aniston and Paul Rudd – When she unexpectedly becomes pregnant, unmarried Nina (Jennifer Aniston) is forced to make a choice about raising her baby with her less-than-perfect boyfriend, or with an ideal potential father – her roommate – who happens to be gay.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 49% Audience Score – 51%
(1994) Junior
Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Danny DeVito, Emma Thompson – Dr. Hess (Arnold Schwarzenegger) is a medical researcher, working on a revolutionary drug to help mothers carry at-risk infants to term. However, when government regulations prevent Dr. Hess from testing his research through normal channels, his partner Dr. Arbogast (Danny DeVito) comes up with an unorthodox solution – steal a female egg and implant it in Hess, who will carry the child himself. Dr. Hess becomes pregnant and the subsequent humor centers around the trials and tribulations of pregnancy, from morning sickness to labor pains.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 36% Audience Score – 21%
(1988) She’s Having a Baby
Starring Kevin Bacon and Elizabeth McGovern – Newlyweds Jake (Kevin Bacon) and Kristy (Elizabeth McGovern) Briggs decide they want to have a baby. When they experience difficulty in conceiving naturally, the young couple subject themselves to a series of very unromantic procedures to get pregnant. When Kristy finally becomes pregnant, Jake feels trapped in his new family role. He starts to feel doubt and temptation.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 36% Audience Score – 52%
(2012) More Business of Being Born
Starring Ricki Lake and Abby Epstein – This documentary is the sequel to the landmark “The business of being born.” It is a 4-part series that further explores the maternity care system. As with the first documentary, this one also has a provocative and entertaining look at the business of being born.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – not available.
(1989) Look Who’s Talking
Starring John Travolta and Kirstie Alley – A single, career-minded woman (Kirstie Alley) finds herself pregnant after an affair with a married man. She finds romance in a cab driver, (John Travolta). The comedy comes when we hear the baby’s point of view, narrated by Bruce Willis.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 59% Audience Score – 47%
(2017) The Boss Baby
Starring Alec Baldwin and Steve Buscemi – The Boss Baby is a story about how a new baby’s arrival impacts a family, and the importance of family. It is told from the point of view of a wildly imaginative 7-year-old narrator named Tim.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 52% Audience Score – 51%
(2010) Due Date
Starring Robert Downey Jr. and Zach Galifianakis – This comedy is about pregnancy, but from the point of view of the dad-to-be. Peter Highman (Robert Downey Jr.) will be a dad in five days. He plans to catch a flight home but a chance encounter with Ethan Tremblay (Zach Galifianakis) complicates his plans. Desperate to get home before the baby is born, Peter’s sanity is tested when he must take a road trip cross-country with Ethan and his dog.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 40% Audience Score – 52%
(2007) Knocked Up
Starring Seth Rogen and Katherine Heigl – In this comedy, a one-night stand results in a very unexpected consequence. In an attempt to deal with their new circumstances, the odd couple tries to transform their tentative relationship into a lasting love.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 90% Audience Score – 83%
(2009) Labor Pains
Starring Lindsay Lohan and Chris Parnell – Lindsay Lohan is an office assistant who fakes a pregnancy to avoid being fired. Her plan works. She enjoys special treatment by everyone, but now she has to keep up the lie for nine months.
Audience Score – 30%
(1989) Parenthood
Starring Steve Martin, Mary Steenburgen and Dianne Wiest – This is a comedy about the Buckman family and their trials and tribulation. Perfectionist Gil Buckman (Steve Martin) tries to deal with the deficiencies of his children. He thinks they reflect poorly on his parenting. Gil’s siblings are not helpful, they only add to the stress in his life. One of his sisters (Dianne Wiest) deals with her own difficulties when her teenage daughter (Martha Plimpton) becomes pregnant. Another sibling, (Harley Jane Kozak) clashes with her husband (Rick Moranis) when she wants more children. Then Gil’s immature brother (Tom Hulce) has a young son he can barely handle.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 93% Audience Score – 75%
(1987) Three Men and a Baby
Starring Tom Selleck, Ted Danson, Steve Guttenberg – New York City roommates Peter (Tom Selleck), Michael (Steve Guttenberg) and Jack (Ted Danson) are successful and happily unmarried bachelors. Their lives are thrown out of whack when a young woman leaves a baby on their doorstep, claiming that Jack is the father. The three are hopeless but they try nonetheless and soon become quite attached to the baby.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 74% Audience Score – 47%
(2012) Friends with Kids
Starring Adam Scott, Jennifer Westfeldt and Jon Hamm – This is a daring and hilarious comedy about a close-knit circle of friends at the moment in their lives when babies are born and everything changes. There are unexpected emotional truths and big laughs as everyone starts to question the nature of friendship, family and true love.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 67% Audience Score – 49%
(2000) Where the Heart Is
Starring Natalie Portman, Ashley Judd, Stockard Channing and Joan Cusack – Pregnant 17-year-old Novalee Nation (Natalie Portman) and her boyfriend Willy Jack Pickens (Dylan Bruno) runs away from her Tennessee home toward the bright lights of California. However, Willy gets cold feet. He abandons Novalee her at a Walmart in Sequoyah, OK. Novalee’s has only $5.55 in her pocket, so she moves into the Walmart. She sleeps there at night and ventures out during the day. With the help of the eccentric Sister Husband (Stockard Channing), and Lexie Coop (Ashley Judd), a nurses’ aide, Novalee tries to get her life in order for the sake of her unborn child, who she plans to name Americus Nation.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 35% Audience Score – 76%
(1987) Raising Arizona
Starring Nicolas Cage and Holly Hunter – H.I. “Hi” McDonnough (Nicholas Cage) is a career criminal. He takes a liking to a police officer “Ed,” short for Edwina (Holly Hunter), and promises to go straight if she marries him. She accepts, and they move to the Arizona desert, where Hi takes a factory job and together they blissfully watch the sunsets. However, Ed goes into a severe depression when she can’t conceive. That is until she sees on the news how Nathan Arizona (Trey Wilson) and his wife have become parents of quintuplets. The new parents joke that they now have more children than they know what to do with. Hi and Ed kidnap one of the Arizona babies, thinking that they’ll have a baby and the Arizonas will have less of a burden.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 91% Audience Score – 85%
(1987) Baby Boom
Starring Diane Keaton – A young professional woman with a high-profile job “inherits” a 14-month-old baby from a recently deceased relative. She has every intention of putting the baby up for adoption but soon discovers that she enjoys motherhood. Expectedly, this is where her life goes through some massive changes.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 79% Audience Score – 62%
(2000) Maybe Baby
Starring Hugh Laurie and Joely Richardson – Sam (Hugh Laurie) and Lucy (Joely Richardson) are an upwardly mobile London couple who seem to have it all: good looks, successful careers, and an enthusiastic love life. The only thing they don’t have and desperately want is a baby. Sam and Lucy’s love for each other is truly tested … with surprising results.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 46% Audience Score – 48%
(1983) Mr. Mom
Starring Michael Keaton and Teri Garr – Jack and Caroline Butler are a “normal” and happy couple with children until he gets laid off. He becomes the househusband and she becomes a working wife! While she wrangles with graphs and charts, he has to deal with their hyper kids, an angry washing machine, a ravenous vacuum cleaner, and an oversexed neighbor! Their biggest challenge is learning to trust one another in their reversed roles, otherwise, Mr. Mom will become Mr. Single Mom!
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 81% Audience Score – 57%
(2014) Moms’ Night Out
Starring Sarah Drew, Patricia Heaton, and Sean Astin – All Allyson (Sarah Drew), Sondra (Patricia Heaton) and Izzy (Andrea Logan White) want is a short break from parenting. They are desperate for a peaceful girls night out with a nice dinner and adult conversation. In order for this to happen, they will need their husbands to watch the kids for three hours. Of course, as is expected, everything that can go wrong does go wrong. This results in an unforgettable night for all involved.
Rotten Tomatoes Score – 19% Audience Score – 66%
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