Parents guide

Anna and Fontana pushes over a changing tent with Mia inside it. She is wrapped up in a towel as she is surrounded by the paparazzi.

Mia accidentally breaks a finger off a statue and places it in its mouth; party guests have an alarmed reaction to it later in the film.

Some heavy kissing, including one that is nonconsensual.

Mia mentions "waiting for normal body parts to arrive"

Mia changes clothes in the back seat of a limousine. We see her clumsily attempting to put on hosiery, but no nudity is shown. Joe is driving, but there is a partition between them. He remarks, "I've never tried on pantyhose, but it sounds dangerous."

Mia shoves an ice cream cone down the front of Lana's cheer uniform as an act of revenge.

Mia has some sort of bandage on her nose, but takes it off suddenly when Michael comes into the room. She is visibly in pain (implied with facial expression; no audible reaction). Her nose is noticeably red where the bandage was, but no blood. After Michael leaves, she says, "Ow."

Josh steals a kiss from Mia in an effort to garner attention from the paparazzi, and she hits him in the head with her sandal.

Mia accidentally hits her gym teacher in the head with a softball. Her gym teacher walks away with her hand on her head, calling for someone to get ice.

Mia feels nauseous while giving a speech in front of her class. She starts heaving and gagging while rushing out of the classroom. It is implied that she vomits.

Mia's car rolls backwards down a hill after the emergency brake fails, and she crashes into a trolley. Nobody is injured.

A man's sleeve catches on fire during a formal dinner and is dunked in an ice bucket to extinguish the flame.

A cheerleader mocks Mia by pretending to vomit while making a loud gagging noise.

Mia hits a baseball during gym class and the ball hits one of her classmates in the groin, causing him to fall to his knees in pain. Since he's a school bully, he most likely deserves it in the film.

A woman is very clumsy and falls down a lot (mostly played for comedy.)

A nun says "Oh for the love of G-d."

The expression "shut up" is used multiple times throughout, mostly as an interjection expressing incredulity.

At least one use of "sucks."

Wine glasses are shown at a formal dinner.

A woman takes a glass of brandy away from a man and tells him to go "easy on the Schnapps" and to remember the winter dinner (implying he might have gotten drunk then).

Mia crashes her car into a trolley after the brake fails. There are no obvious injuries. She is pardoned by the police for driving without a license when they find out she is royalty.

Mia is very upset after the changing tent scene and is shown crying beside her mother.

Mia is frequently bullied at school, mostly verbally, rendering her daily life very unpleasant.

Mia has an emotional meltdown in the middle of a rainstorm when her car stops running.