Movies like Look Who's Talking

Junior pushes the boundaries of pregnancy comedies, with Arnold Schwarzenegger's character undergoing an experimental procedure to carry a baby. For those who enjoy Look Who's Talking for its humor associated with unexpected parenting scenarios, Junior is an outlandish yet fitting choice.

In Mr. Mom, a laid-off auto engineer becomes a stay-at-home dad, learning the ropes of child-rearing with amusing results. The movie's lighthearted take on parenting role reversal and domestic mishaps aligns with the comedic tone of Look Who's Talking.

Nine Months stars Hugh Grant as a child-averse man thrust into the responsibilities of pregnancy and fatherhood. Its comedic portrayal of the lead-up to becoming a parent shares the same blend of humor and sentimentality that gives Look Who's Talking its charm.

This sequel, while not centered around talking babies, follows the hilarity and warmth of impending parenthood, with Steve Martin’s character becoming both a father and grandfather. Fans of Look Who's Talking will appreciate the family-focused humor and pregnancy-related plot.

In Baby Boom, a successful businesswoman's life is turned upside-down when she inherits a baby from a distant relative. Similar to Look Who's Talking, the film deals with the unexpected shifts and delightful challenges of parenthood, offering a heartfelt, comedic take on the subject.

As the direct sequel to Look Who's Talking, this film is a natural follow-up for fans. Continuing to use the perspective of a toddler, Look Who's Talking Too injects more humor as it introduces a new baby sister into the equation, voiced with spunk and sass.