Male and female bobbleheads flirt, but they're having trouble making out.

Although there's an almost kiss, there's a manage at the end.

Some hidden mild innuendo and crude suggestive humor involving bobbleheads.

While the 2 bobbleheads flirt, they share the romantic song routine and a cuddle.

A woman usually mistakes a toy for her sponge in the bath (no nudity). Later on, a toy complains that he's seen things that no toy could ever see.

Some mildly dirty jokes might go over the minds of children.

The bobblehead's buttocks are briefly seen, but it's a CGI.

Although some dolls fight and then get chased by people and a dog, pushed, hit, discombobulated, unscathed, or even catapulted. Some scenes contained slapstick violence.

It also ranged from a toddler nearly falling down the staircase and off the table to a woman being tripped over and stumbling down the same stairs. No injury, cartoon violence is displayed.

Mild cartoon violence throughout.

A woman hits her boyfriend on the head, ties him up, and locks him in the trunk. Not in moderate detail, but mild violence seems like a cartoon, no gore.

1 use of "hell" and "crap"

Some name-calling and mild rude humor.

A woman drinking martini was seen on the bathtub.

There's no drug use or smoking whatsoever, there's a brief use of alcohol (which implied with martini).

In a dramatic scene, a woman hits her boyfriend over the head, ties him up, and locks him in the car trunk. It would be a bit shocking.

Some uninvited relatives barged in and managed to steal a collection. But later on, some anthropomorphic bobbleheads later accomplished the plan to stop what's coming after the final fight.

If it were a videogame, it probably would be Rated E10+ (Everyone Ages 10 and Up) for some Cartoon Violence, Mild Language, and Suggestive References.

Rated PG? Think so.

Suitable for children ages 7+

Suggestive Netflix TV Rating: Rated TV-Y7-FV for violence, language, and fear.