Cheaper by the Dozen

I didn't have the energy to explain to my 10 and 12 year old what a vasectomy was - there was a bit too much innuendo - right at the beginning - and it was uncomfortable to watch - so off it went

This about a family with 12 kids. A must see family movie.

I saw this movie when it first came out, thinking that it would be reasonably close to the book. Or so I thought. The kids are disrespectful, for one thing. If it would've been played for laughs it may or may not have been appropriate, depending on how it would've been done. But it wasn't meant to get a laugh. It was meant to be taken seriously.

I saw this with my kids and they loved it. However, there were a few times where they showed some sexually inappropriate parts. An unmarried girl living with her boyfriend ect. I highly doubt your children will notice it though. There's a part where the girl and her boyfriend are in bed together, although it just shows them sleeping. There might a brief amount of "ewwws" when the husband and his wife kiss, but other than that, there's nothing inappropriate about this movie. As a teacher however, I don't think this movie is appropriate to show at a school.

liked it cause of Ms. Hilary Duff thats the reason why its a cool movie!

fine film

This is a great film for tweens and older kids. The oldest Baker child lives with her boyfriend but this is clearly looked down upon. Language is kept to a minimum, a few OMG's and mild insults (moron, idiot, Doorknob Man etc). Violence is comedic not meant to be taken seriously. Some of the kids actions vary from wrong to downright disrespectful, but most of it relevant to the plot and turned around by the end. A great film if it is not taken seriously.

sexual references including a dog who attacks a boy's genitals and starts to lick them and eat them because his underwear was dumped in meat (while still clothed) then when he escapes the scene is about 1 minute a family of dogs try to get his a*s but he escapes references to sleeping together (unmarried) and they're seen just sleeping a girl lives with a boy while unmarried stating that she has her own life "s*ck" "s*cks" "s*ckem'up" "f---" and a very bad "has his jimmy whipped" but kids won't notice its meaning anyways... but it's a great movie shows family issues love and care funny and amusing

Our whole family saw this movie. We laughed almost the whole way through. Boy, this film could give kids some ideas about how to scare someone off. The film shows how a family can and should stick together through thick and thin. There are a few scenes where children yell at their parent/ parents but the parents learn to truly listen to their kids. The film shows how selfishness can affect the whole family and how being unselfish can too. It showed how the kids got along most of the time and how the parents loved and supported each other.