The Wonder Weeks (2023)
The Wonder WeeksMovie on Netflix
”A group of mothers support each other through the challenges of motherhood and relationships.”
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Different young mothers help each other at a "Mama club" on how best to get through life as mothers and with their lives as a partner for their lovers.
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