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Win a Copy of Baby Mama

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When I saw Steph’s twitter that she was in active labor and about to watch Baby Mama, I almost felt jealous!

Here’s what Steph twittered while in active labor:

  • now under 4 mins apart- getting stronger! My mom is here, midwife almost here and we’re all very excited! : )
  • still moving right along and about to watch Baby Mama- ha- i am loving this homebirth thing!
  • coming along- definitely more powerful contrax but still enjoying the movie w/ mom, hubs & midwife! :)

No, I was not jealous because I want to have another precious baby to mother. I love my girls, but I’m not ready to birth another.

My tinge of, “Hmmmm, I wish I were…” was triggered by the idea of watching Baby Mama.

This crazy work-at-home-mom life of mine is so all consuming, that I — like most moms — have not taken time for a real mom-me break.

As stimulating as Super-Why is, I long for more from my TV.

And sitting next to me here at my desk is a screening copy of Baby Mama that I am supposed to review. But even with a ‘must-do-for-work’ excuse, I haven’t carved out 99 minutes of child-free couch time.

But, when I realized that I was almost jealous of a woman who was about to endure unmedicated, unmeasurable pain because she got to take a few minutes to watch a movie, it became very clear that I NEED to take a break.

So, tonight, when I finally get my little love bugs tucked in bed, I am popping some corn and taking 99 minutes with Tina Fey.

What about you?

When was the last time your TV played something that wasn’t animated? Tell me your sob story in the comments and we’ll randomly draw 3 winners to receive a copy of Baby Mama. For a sneak peek,and plenty of laughs, enjoy the theatrical trailer below.


The fun DVD bonus features include:
DELETED SCENES: Laugh along with the film’s hilarious deleted scenes.
ALTERNATE ENDING: See how the film could have ended, with this comical alternate ending.
FROM CONCEPTION TO DELIVERY: THE MAKING OF BABY MAMA! Utilizing behind the scenes footage and interviews, Writer/Director Michael McCullers, Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, Sigourney Weaver and Greg Kinnear take us through the hysterical journey of bringing “Baby Mama” to the screen.
SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE: LEGACY OF LAUGHTER: Tina Fey and Amy Poehler talk about what it’s like to work together with SNL alumnus Writer/Director Michael McCullers.

This contest is open to residents of US and Canada. We will draw our winners on Saturday, October 11th.

Good luck!


About Susan

Susan is co-founder of 5 Minutes For Mom.Along with her twin sister Janice and their mother Joan, Susan also owns two online toy stores where they love to help other moms find the perfect gift like a Pedal Car or a Rocking Horse for their children to treasure forever.Susan has two sweet little girls and is constantly in awe of her luck in life.

261 Comments

  • 251
    Noelia Gutierrez
    October 9, 2008 | Permalink |

    Pretty much just see the news and that is not animated and recently rented leatherheads, thanks

  • 252
    jennifer slusser
    October 10, 2008 | Permalink |

    i just dont know how many more hours of wonder pets i can take please save me! i’d love to see baby mama

  • 253
    Jayme Isaacs
    October 10, 2008 | Permalink |

    The Last Time My TV Played Something That Wasnt Animated Was Last Night

  • 254
    Alison
    October 10, 2008 | Permalink |

    Right now! Frasier is on. :)

    I was a surrogate and though this movie isn’t all that accurate, it is cute. :)

    Thank you!

  • 255
    Ann
    October 10, 2008 | Permalink |

    I have went through the days of Barney, Comfy Couch, Wiggles, etc… I still have “I love you, you love me” in my head…I don’t think I will ever get it out, HELP! lol. Seriously though I still long for the days gone by of Big Bird, Bert and Ernie…..sigh!
    My son though lately has been getting a kick out of watching Home Improvement re-runs, he thinks the guy that plays Santa Claus (Tim Allen) is funny.

  • 256
    kathleen Yohanna
    October 10, 2008 | Permalink |

    We watched “Anderson Cooper 360″.

  • 257
    Peggy Gorman
    October 10, 2008 | Permalink |

    Life is too funny ,You watch cartoons and young movies over and over because kids are funny and love to see it 100 times before they choose another movie,then its sending them to the movies when they become teens ,now its full circle and my daughter takes me to the movies. We always have a fun time and I love the popcorn,lol.
    I love a good laugh so I enjoy the reruns of Everyone Loves Raymond.
    Count me in to this great giveaway

  • 258
    Ruthann Rhodes
    October 10, 2008 | Permalink |

    I actually enjoy watching much of the animated shows with my girls. However it’s also great when I get to watch ‘real’ people. Last non-animated program I got to see was the news. I get up half an hour before anyone else in the house so I can keep up with what’s going on in the world, although lately it’s been a bit depressing. Maybe they should animate it?(lol)

  • 259
    Christina E
    October 10, 2008 | Permalink |

    Last night, I watched Ironman. It was very good. My five year old son really enjoyed it.

  • 260
    Jennifer C
    October 10, 2008 | Permalink |

    Watched the Red Wings hockey game last night. The kids know that when hockey season starts we put the games on. :D

  • 261
    Jennifer C.
    October 10, 2008 | Permalink |

    I believe that Animal Planet was on yesterday. That’s not animated!

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