Viewing tips for mom: surprising films and series
When the children are in bed, the parents dance on the table. Well, you wish. Often you are just as exhausted as your offspring and you just want to collapse on the couch. To binge a series without being disturbed, for example. That’s why a number of surprising viewing tips especially for you!
Do not expect series or films with a difficult plot, because the idea is that you can relax for a while.
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Valeria (Netflix)
Valeria is a writer in crisis. Writing her book doesn’t get off the ground and she doesn’t know who to choose: her emotionally absent husband or the extremely sultry Victor. She seeks refuge with her three best friends: Carmen, Lola and Nerea, who support her on this journey of discovery. Valeria and her friends are immersed in emotions about love, friendship, jealousy, infidelity, secrets, work and dreams about the future. It’s a shame that there are only three seasons of this Spanish-language series on Netflix, because the episodes taste like more, more, more. Did we mention that there is a lot of nudity in this series? Have fun.
Culpa Mia (Amazon Prime)
Culpa Mia follows the story of a teenage girl named Noah who must leave her city, boyfriend and best friend behind and move into the mansion of William Leister, her mother’s new wealthy husband. There she meets Nick, her new stepbrother, and the clash of their strong personalities becomes apparent from the start. A wonderfully romantic teen story (in Spanish!) that will have you swooning nostalgically.
Glamorous (Netflix)
The founder and CEO of a cosmetic empire hopes that a non-binary influencer Marco Mejia can give her company a new lease of life. And as you can guess, this is not going entirely smoothly. It was recently announced that Kim Cattrall will make an appearance in the new season of And Just Like That… (the follow-up to Sex and the City) and now she also appears to be the queen divas of the cosmetic company in this series. Yay!
Au Pairs: New York (NPO)
This program looks like a soap opera, so it also deserves a spot in the list. Moreover, there are children in it, so completely at home on Kek Mama, right? Dutch au pairs Sincha, Jaimy, Anne and Bram will be working in New York for three months. There they end up with the most diverse families and of course that does not always go well. This is how Bram gets into trouble with a couple, one of whom is very direct (read: mean) and the other turns out to speak Dutch. And Sincha ends up with a real one momfluencer. Eight episodes pure gold.
Bump (Amazon Prime)
Teenage Olympia, an ambitious and organized high school student, is caught off guard when the long-delayed consequences of an impulsive decision suddenly overwhelm her. Translation: She gives birth to a perfectly healthy baby in her school’s restroom. The father turns out to be the popular Santi, who at first glance seems to be a bad boy. The chemistry between the two actors is enormous and that makes this unlikely love story heavenly to watch. There is also plenty of room in the Australian series for the strange relationships that the parents of the couple maintain. Laughing, crying and surprise guaranteed. There are now three seasons of Bump on Prime.
