Baby Fever is a 2017 comedy film directed by Jennifer Ussi and written by Cynthia Dallas. The movie stars Alyssa Mann, Eric Roberts, Matt Shively, and Andrew Lawrence. It tells the story of three best friends - Christine, Mia, and Sandra - who decide to have a baby together as they are approaching their thirties and their biological clocks are ticking.
The three women try every possible method to get pregnant, from natural methods to anonymous sperm donation, from seducing young guys to persuading ex-boyfriends. They face various challenges, including social stigma, financial difficulties, and relationship issues. Along the way, they also confront their own fears and uncertainties about motherhood, marriage, and career.
The plot of Baby Fever is a wild ride through the world of modern infertility options and the lengths women are willing to go to have a baby. The movie is a celebration of female friendships, empowerment, and motherhood. It also has a hilarious and irreverent sense of humor, with plenty of raunchy jokes and slapstick moments.
Overall, Baby Fever is a fun and entertaining movie that will appeal to anyone who enjoys a good comedy or a heartwarming story about female solidarity. It has a message of hope and perseverance that will inspire and uplift audiences.
