Daddy Day Care

Frequent comic pratfall violence, including scenes of kids kicking adult men in the crotch or in the knees. A man staples his hand to a flier. A group of kids attack two men dressed as vegetables in a focus group. A man falls off a slide and into his former boss, flattening him.

A cereal called "Veggie O's" is renamed "Veggie Blows" by one of the characters. A child sampling "Veggie O's" in a focus group yells, "This cereal sucks!" While talking to his wife, Eddie Murphy's character spells out a series of words to fool their young son; this culminates in Murphy's character saying he doesn't give a "flying f--k," cut off by his wife before spelling out "f--k." A former boss of the protagonists continually taunts them by calling them "losers." Little kids use taunts such as "butthead" toward adults.

Cigarette smoking.

Parents need to know that Daddy Day Care is a 2003 movie in which Eddie Murphy and Jeff Garlin star as two recently laid-off dads who find their true calling when they decide to start their own day care center. The humor is frequently puerile at best, including scenes were kids kick Garlin in the crotch or Murphy in the knees or call them names such as "butthead," to say nothing of the frequent flatulence sound effects and kids belching. There is occasional profanity, including a scene in which Murphy is clearly about to spell out "f--k" to fool his young son. Before their behavior improves while going to "Daddy Day Care," many of the kids engage in questionable behaviors such as drinking bubble soap and burping bubbles, yelling about how a brand of cereal "sucks," and the aforementioned kicking and name-calling of adults, all of which could be imitated by impressionable kids.

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