I’m curious to know who has watched this show and what your thoughts are!
It’s only available on Facebook, it’s a “Facebook Watch series” and there are 2 seasons.
In summary, they follow several couples and individuals on their pregnancy journey. All of them have a unique or different situation.
Some examples:
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Two single, gay, best friends (male and female) decide to live together and have a baby together.
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A young, unmarried couple, who are largely supported by a parent, accidentally become pregnant and ultimately decide on adoption.
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A couple struggling with fertility for 9 years decide to try IVF.
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A married couple find out they are pregnant and, one week later, they find out she has breast cancer and needs to start treatment ASAP.
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A woman, who is 50 years old and single, decides to use anonymous donor sperm to become a mom.
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A Mormon couple struggle with fertility and ultimately decide to use donor eggs to become pregnant, due to issues and damage to her eggs from medical conditions.
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A woman with Cerebral Palsy, and her husband, become pregnant with their first child.
These are just a few examples! There are many others!
[name_f]My[/name_f] thoughts -
I love the diversity and representation here! I really like the pace of the show and the stories!
Everything except the “interviews” are filmed by the upcoming parents or their friends/families on phones. I feel like there’s probably a bit less “producer” influence for staged scenes… But, on the other hand, more staged scenes by the upcoming parents. Which I think is kinda preferable, because they have more control over their story… Maybe… ![]()
Also, some of the “accidental” pregnancies probably aren’t an accident… Because why would someone apply to be on the show, if they’re not trying to have a baby ![]()
I guess part of why I bring it up is because I’ve decided to apply… But even if I’m accepted, I may not do it. I just feel like it doesn’t hurt to apply. I have a very unique situation that hasn’t been featured on the show yet, along with a medical condition that I’ve been very public about trying to raise awareness. It seems like a good opportunity… Potentially.
There are a couple situations where people are painted in a bad light… And I don’t want that to happen to me. I don’t know why it would be, but who knows… Ya know?
Thoughts?
