Modern Motherhood (1934)

Young newlyweds Molly and Ted Wayne plan to live their lives in the fast lane. The have no desire for children. At first. Soon, Molly wonders about the positive aspects of kids. Ted, on the other hand, finds he is growing to hate children more with each passing day. They visit their friends Bob and Helen, who have a house full of kids, and agree that their friends are "tied down" by their brood. Soon, Molly discovers that she is pregnant. She considers abortion until she visits the local movie house and sees a film about sex hygiene; she's so upset by the film, particularly an abortion scene,, that she decides to keep the child. Returning home to Ted, she informs him of her condition. He goes out drinking for several days, then goes to see his mother, who tells him Molly is worried about him. He goes back to the bar and saves a boy who is getting beaten up, then realizes that his place is with his wife and their child. Molly gives birth to a boy, and the three live happily ever after.