Man vs. Baby is a Netflix comedy show released this month and features Rowan Atkinson in a family-friendly adventure. The series is based on the story of a clumsy housesitter, Trevor, who accidentally becomes a babysitter of a baby in a plush penthouse apartment in London during the break.This 4-part miniseries includes physical comedy and modern-day family anarchy. The show has heartfelt scenes with slapstick jokes. So is it suitable for kids to watch?Read more about the Man vs. Baby parents' guide.Physical comedy takes the center stage View this post on Instagram Instagram PostRowan Atkinson returns as a style icon in Man vs. Baby. Trevor encounters pratfalls, broken objects, and humorous mishaps that keep the plot moving throughout 4 episodes.The absurd pyro activity will amuse kids who enjoy classic cartoons, but parents should be aware that very young children may become overwhelmed by the continuous loud performance.What content issues should parents know?Man vs. Baby keeps things light and safe for family viewing. The show steers clear of explicit violence & se*ual themes, and it only sometimes uses mild profanity that is suitable for a TV-PG rating.Alcohol use appears in a few episodes, but is shown mildly. The only nudity is a brief painting of a baby that is played for laughs. The focus of Man vs. Baby remains on caregiving and responsibility told through comedy. Parents will be reassured that humor is entertaining and does not violate family customs.Age recommendations & viewers guidelinesMan vs. Baby has a TV-PG rating in the United States and analogous ratings in Canada, Singapore, Spain, and Turkey. One IMDb user said,"Man vs Baby is a family comedy, not an edgy adult one, and that's the point. It's ........it can be frustrating watching the main character make one silly mistake after another, but that's by design."Children aged seven to twelve will find it entertaining enough. The episodes are shorter than half an hour and hence focus on having fun with the family. Parents may preview one episode to check comfort levels first.Positive message and family themesThe show mixes silly chaos with heartfelt moments about care and connection. Trevor can be awkward & careless at first, but he eventually becomes responsible & affectionate for the baby.Divorce and blended families are touched on without heavy drama. Parents can enjoy the humor while using the show to spark conversations about caring for others and how people grow through life’s surprising challenges.Follow Soap Central for more updates on TV shows!