A man looks a woman (whose back is to him) up and down.

Maggie makes reference to her ex-husband's new (and much younger) fiancee's "electric hips".

No nudity in the film. Many suggestive comments but they're relatively discreet and will go right over most kids' heads.

Slapstick situations.

A woman punches (the filming makes this look more like a jab) a man in the eye (he ends up with a black eye but is okay otherwise). A woman pushes a man (he isn't hurt).

A young girl slaps another girl across the face and both girls then have a comedic fight.

A grown woman slaps a young girl on the face.

Some uses of goodness, gosh, and gee as euphemisms.

One girl calls another a 'vicious little wretch'

Alcohol is frequently consumed and talked about by the grownups in the film. Champagne, wine and bourbon are mentioned in conversation. A man hands an unopened beer to a child and then takes it back.

A man briefly tryies to figure out what to do with the ashes of his cigarette he is currently smoking. A picture is shown of a man holding a lit cigarette.

Themes of divorce and remarriage which may be intense for young children.

The girls and their friends play pranks that are comedic and not scary.