Common Sense Note

Parents need to know that Sydney and Andrew (both unmarried) sleep together on their second date. Andrew's wife died of cancer, leaving him to raise his daughter alone, which may sadden teens who've lost a parent. There's some minimal cursing, and political rival Robert Rumson is quick to accuse Sydney of being a slut on national television. There's a lot of potential for mean-spirited digs in this film, and some of them are taken, but mostly it's an uplifting romantic comedy in which the president learns to stand up for what he believes in rather than sticking to what makes him popular.

Sexual Content

In one scene Sydney is dressed only in a robe. She and Andrew have sex on the second date (nothing graphic is shown). Brief kissing, but nothing explicit.

Violence

Not applicable

Language

"F--k" is said once, and "s--t" twice.

Social Behavior

Andrew faces some challenges, but in the end does what's right. Sydney is a great model of a powerful and compassionate woman.

Consumerism

Not applicable

Drugs / Tobacco / Alcohol

Some drinking, but not to excess.