The "PG" rating, which stands for "Parental Guidance," is a classification used by the Motion Picture Association to indicate that some material may not be suitable for children. Parents are encouraged to provide guidance when children watch these films, as they may contain mild language, thematic elements, or brief scenes of violence or suggestive content. Movies rated PG are generally considered appropriate for a wide audience, including children, but they may require parental discretion. This rating helps parents make informed decisions about what their children watch, ensuring that the content aligns with their family values and the child's maturity level.